Gary M. Kramer

Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn 4 days ago QUEEN AT SEA takes an ambitious approach to examining the emotions involved in eldercare. It sometimes put the emphasis on the wrong syllable, but it will resonate with viewers who are dealing with these issues. Go to Full Review Queen at Sea (2026) 91% - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Oct 28, 2026 "Manhood" is as much about the mental health of these men than about the size of their members. That provides the emotional component of the film and what makes the subjects sympathetic. Go to Full Review Manhood (2026) 100% - -

Gary M. Kramer San Francisco Bay Times Oct 10, 2026 A fascinating character study.... Yurich’s riveting performance and his jacked body will keep viewers glued to the screen. Go to Full Review Test (2026) 100% - -

Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn Sep 11, 2026 Hopefully, the romance and thriller elements will be better developed in the next installment—but will viewers be compelled to keep watching? Go to Full Review Drawn Together (2026) 36% - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Aug 3, 2026 "Turn It Up!" is a scrappy little Canadian film, and it will appeal to folks who appreciate its deadpan humor, gore, and animation, but one’s mileage may vary. Go to Full Review Turn It Up! (2026) - - - -

Gary M. Kramer Philadelphia Gay News Jul 17, 2026 Perhaps the biggest flaw is that this enjoyable film concludes with an epilogue that will leave viewers wanting more. Go to Full Review Heartstopper Forever (2026) 93% - -

Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn Jun 29, 2026 Memorizu is a simple, gentle, and subtle drama about life unfolding. Its poignant tone conveys the feeling of looking through a photo album and reflecting on the past or taking a photo to capture a moment or freeze a memory in time. Go to Full Review Memorizu (2026) 100% - -

Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn Jun 17, 2026 Beautifully lensed, and a love letter to Haiti, as well as the power of love and the importance of family, The Tropic Sun and His Eyes is a small jewel of a film and an auspicious feature debut by St. Preux. Go to Full Review The Tropic Sun and His Eyes (2026) - - - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Jun 13, 2026 [A]n inspired bit of lunacy.... Both witty and silly, this campy film provides a diverting 90 minutes. Go to Full Review Stop! That! Train! (2026) 85% - -

Gary M. Kramer San Francisco Bay Times Apr 16, 2026 The Christophers is a modest drama that yields great pleasure. It even provides a little food for thought. Go to Full Review The Christophers (2025) 95% - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Apr 16, 2026 The drama never feels slight because the characters come across as real. Go to Full Review Erupcja (2025) 82% - -

Gary M. Kramer Philadelphia Gay News Feb 13, 2026 "Pillion" is a beguiling character study that does not sensationalize its difficult subject matter. Instead, the film packs an unexpected emotional wallop. Go to Full Review Pillion (2025) 99% - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Dec 23, 2025 Polinger makes an auspicious feature debut with his potent psychological thriller, Go to Full Review The Plague (2025) 97% - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Dec 10, 2025 Reyos’ story is a shameful travesty of justice. Unfortunately, Esquenazi’s film is an oddly underwhelming feature. It could have been more potent as a documentary short. Go to Full Review Night in West Texas (2025) - - - -

Gary M. Kramer Philadelphia Gay News Dec 10, 2025 Watching Santi, an innocent, looking for connection is a sweet, sexy and sad experience, but ultimately a satisfying one. Swipe right on "A Few Feet Away." Go to Full Review A Few Feet Away (2025) - - - -

Gary M. Kramer Gay City News Dec 3, 2025 There is something hypnotic about "Little Trouble Girls." Just as 16-year-old Lucia (Jara Sofija Ostan) quietly observes things, viewers, too, are pulled into her orbit, scrutinizing every look, every sound, and every gesture. Go to Full Review Little Trouble Girls (2025) 98% - -

Gary M. Kramer Philadelphia Gay News Dec 3, 2025 It is gratifying that "Merrily We Roll Along" has finally beaten its cursed production history with this hugely enjoyable stage version, which has been lovingly brought to the big screen. Go to Full Review Merrily We Roll Along (2025) 95% - -

Gary M. Kramer Philadelphia Gay News Nov 7, 2025 “Christy” delivers a one-two punch in that the boxing scenes are highlights...and then depicts the horror of what happens in her relationship...in shocking detail. Viewers will no doubt root for Christy as she fights for her life in and out of the ring. Go to Full Review Christy (2025) 66% - -

Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn Oct 23, 2025 Rebuilding is unfailingly sincere—it could easily have been a made-for-TV movie—but it is both moving and benign. Go to Full Review Rebuilding (2025) 92% - -

Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn Oct 23, 2025 Promised Sky is very quotidian as each character struggles to find a sense of autonomy in a world designed to oppress them... [T]his marvelous film that shines a light on lives that often go unseen. Go to Full Review Promised Sky (2025) 86% - -