Go Fish

Interviews, LGBTQ+, Queer Stories

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“By Hook or By Crook” at 25: Silas Howard and Harry Dodge on Friendship, Queer Cinema, and Radical Tenderness

by Rebecca Martin

June 5, 2026

Some films seem to find you when you’re finally ready for them. In 2023, I spoke with filmmaker and writer Guinevere Turner about her memoir, When the World Didn’t End,

Chicago, Interviews, LGBTQ+, Queer Stories

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Sapphopalooza 2026: “Go Fish” Still Feels Revolutionary – Guinevere Turner on Queer Community, Representation, and a Lesbian Classic

by Emily Jacobson

May 21, 2026

When I first watched “Go Fish,” Rose Troche’s 1994 film, it was in the middle of lockdown during 2020. I was watching at least three movies a day, using my

Profile, Queer Stories, reviews, Sundance

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Sundance 2026: Finding Barbara Hammer—A Late Awakening to Queer Experimentation

by Rebecca Martin

January 31, 2026

Barbara Hammer once said, “If we’re experimenting with our lives and the way we’re going to live, our film and our art should also be experimental. It breaks tradition, and

Film Festivals, Profile, Sundance, Sundance 40

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Sundance 40: Editor in Chief’s Top Ten Sundance Films of All Time (1984 – 2023)

by Rebecca Martin

January 16, 2024

This week marks the Sundance Film Festival’s 40th edition. In celebration of the Sundance Institute’s rich history, I’m spotlighting my all-time top 10 favorite films that have played at the

Interviews, LGBTQ+

16 min read

Guinevere Turner on her book ‘When the World Didn’t End: A Memoir’ and her groundbreaking indie “Go Fish”

by Rebecca Martin

August 31, 2023

Speaking with “American Psycho” screenwriter Guinevere Turner about her book When the World Didn’t End: A Memoir and her films that have changed the face of independent cinema, like “Go

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