This year’s Queer Fim festival featured nearly 150 films across 72 sessions, showcasing Lisa’s unwavering dedication to community and diverse queer storytelling. Ahead of Canberra’s April 3-5 screenings at the National Film and Sound Archive, Lisa spoke with David Blanco at FUSE about her journey as Festival Director.
The team at Sexual Health and Family Planning ACT (SHFPACT) is helping younger Canberran’s be great lovers with a new free STI testing clinic. No Appointments needed!
FUSE Magazine film writer and movie buff Dwayne Lennoxs picks his movie highlights and must-sees for Winter 2023, including The Blue Caftan, Till, Living and Love Again.
Whether you're after heartwarming romance, gripping drama, or bold storytelling, there’s something for everyone at this years Queer Screen’s 32nd Mardi Gras Film Festival.
Film lover and FUSE entertainment editor David Blanco has handpicked his must-see highlights. Don’t miss these standout festival gems!
Duino
Duino directed by Juan Pablo di Pace, offers a poignant and beautifully reflective exploration of love and memory. Set along the stunning Adriatic coast, the film follows Matias as he reconnects with his first love, Alexander, through an intensely personal film project. Santiago…
Archetypes are mythical characters from all cultures that are mirrors of ourselves. Connecting with powerful archetypes through dance can help us link with larger narratives and find strength, creativity and power in everyday life.
To most same-sex couples, your ceremony is the most important part of your big day, so of course, marriage celebrants are a big part of this. Here are two trusted Celebrants that can help make your day perfect.
Welcome to our Autumn issue. So much has happened since our last issue of FUSE Magazine. The past few months have brought a mix of both delights and horrors.
‘Capital of Equality’ joined in with 200 other floats from around Australia and over 15,000 jubilant participants as they marched proudly down Oxford Street to Kylie Minogue’s song ‘Midnight Ride’, complete with horse-head masks, custom-made sequinned chaps, and mirror disco-ball cowboy hats; they certainly did Canberra proud!
