
Andrew Scott Defends 'Elsinore' Against Queer Joy Critics at London Film Festival
Andrew Scott used the BFI London Film Festival to defend his new film 'Elsinore' against critics who prefer lighter queer narratives. Scott argued that avoiding the AIDS crisis stems from misplaced shame, emphasizing that the stigma belongs to governments, not gay people. The film, which opened the festival, is already generating Oscar buzz.




