Marta Guerreiro

Experimental video for the module of Moving Image (MA FILMMAKING UEL) Camera: Bianza Delgado Zerpa Marta Guerreiro Vaishnavi Joshi Film editor: Marta Guerreiro Sound editor: Bianza Zerpa Delgado Marta Guerreiro

A gift made with kindness (and lack of professional equipment) to my friends with whom I've spend such an amazing time.  

Created by Marta Guerreiro and Bianka Zerpa

For Filmmaking (MA) - University of East London Crew: Bianka Zerpa-Delgado Clara Torrijos Reina Marta Guerreiro Monica Britto Cast: Ana Luiza Ulsig as Marielle Maria Guerreiro as Duda Megan Manning as Alice Soundtrack: Não É Proibido  - Banda Estralo

Originally published: RisingEast On 29 March 2019, the day the UK was meant to Leave the EU, protesters gathered in Parliament Square to voice their anger at the ‘treachery’ of MPs who have blocked Brexit – so far. Meanwhile, across the road in the House of Commons, MPs had already voted down prime minister Theresa May’s deal for leaving the EU – for the third time of asking. For the protesters, this was no great loss. They described it as ‘the worst deal in history’. But they mourned the loss of ‘democracy’ and ‘sovereignty’, and vowed to reclaim them on behalf of the people of Britain. On stage for the Leave Means Leave campaign were speakers such as Claire Fox (Academy of Ideas), Tim Martin (boss of Wetherspoons), Kate Hoey MP, and, finally, Nigel Farage, who infamously declared the Brexit referendum in June 2016 as ‘our independence day’. When the Leave Means Leave rally dispersed, attention turned to the other end of the square where Ukip and Tommy Rob...

Originally posted: RisingEast Text: Marta Cerdá  On Saturday around 400,000 people marched to Parliament Square to demand a final say on Brexit. People may argue about the exact numbers, but the conviction of those that attended was almost palpable. The marchers included people from all over the UK and Europe, and whether you agree with them or not, it is clear that Theresa May has failed to win the public’s trust, and that Brexit has created a deep gap between the citizens and their government. A tide of blue flags with golden stars filled Westminster as the protesters marched to the rhythm of many songs, including a Celine Dion hit with an appropriate title for those on the march who worry that the UK will be left isolated after Brexit: “All by Myself”. The marchers on Saturday were unlikely to have included any of the over 17 million people who voted to leave Europe. But what the march showed was that those who don’t want to leave are dete...

Women's Strike, London, Bank All over the world women were striking.  In London, Bank, strong opinions were shared. Some people have lost hope – but other people are just now starting their fight. I, however, didn’t strike and went to the protest: Women's Strike - London from Marta Guerreiro

Originally published at Rising East Lesbians of whatever age just have to have a position on The L Word, the American TV show which ran for six season between 2004 and 2009. If you haven’t got anything to say about it, that’s like being straight and never having watched Friends . News that the show is set to return later this year means that all of us Pillow Princesses will be wanting to lie down and watch the re-boot. I’m half-joking but the importance of this show should not be underestimated. Back in 2004 it was the first TV drama series with lesbians as protagonists. Before then, there was TV for gay men and under-the-counter romances for women, but nothing much for us ladies on the small screen. The fact that this show even existed, helped many women to come out of the closet. As I write this, I’m feeling nostalgic about what it meant for me personally. The series tells the story of a group of lesbians and bisexuals and their straight friends. The focus wa...

Photos Courtesy of MISTARess "Unfortunately there are many naive subs who've read Fifty Shades of Shit and dream of a hunky billionaire to rescue them. That book has about as much to do with BDSM as I do with super modeling. And Mr Grey himself isn't a Dom but a mentally mixed up chap who needs therapy to deal with his demons." MiSTARess , 41, has been a pro and lifestyle dominatrix for eighteen years now. She also performs and DJs as a female drag queen in Holestar and has worked internationally for fifteen years. This pro-dominatrix has a Fine Art Masters from Central Saint Martin's and her interests include art, music, pop culture, travel, BDSM, sex and sexuality. What is the main role of a dominatrix? I see myself as a therapist of sorts. Heteronormative society generally looks down on those whose sexuality is outside of conventional. I'm there to help people accept that their desires are perfectly fine as long as they are safe, sane and cons...

“There are tons of competition! Other sites, other models, other personalities, other content. I always felt that in general, we help each other. ” YourMissMetal (or MissMetal on different sites), is a 27 year old woman who has led a double life for over a year. She sells her used underwear online. MissMetal also loves photography, reading, experimenting with new cuisines and discovering “ new worlds inside our planet” . She considers herself a very shy and introverted person in real life, but on the world wide web?  “ Well that’s a completely different story ”. How did you start selling your underwear? "I started selling underwear a few months after starting web-camming, as the camming site offered the opportunity inside the same network." Do you feel that this job is positive for you, or is it just some extra cash? "Selling underwear alone is not economically positive as it involves so much more of you. But when a purchase is effectively made, it cert...