A quiet afternoon by the water turns uncertain after one kiss leaves two young friends unsure what changed, what it means, and what comes next.
A quiet London morning turns a casual park encounter into something warmer, messier, and unexpectedly tender between two men who never planned to connect.
A quiet, tender drama about grief, family wounds, lockdown loneliness, and an unexpected connection between two strangers.
Hubert is a gay teen who spends his days in a constant shouting match with his mother over everything from her taste to her habits. It is a loud, messy, and very honest look at the complicated bond between a parent and their child.
A beautiful look at early 20th-century Trieste through the eyes of a young man discovering that life is much more than what his wealthy family taught him.
Crazy All These Years (2016) explores the messy reality of family, old regrets, and the struggle to find peace in a place you once hated.
East Palace, West Palace (1996) is a bold and gritty story about a night in a Beijing police station that changed Chinese cinema forever. It is an intense look at the cat-and-mouse game between a defiant writer and a young cop who is way out of his depth.
A Scarborough story told through memory: two brothers, a hardworking mother, early ’90s hip-hop, and the quiet, crushing math of masculinity, grief, and belonging.
A surreal Georgian small-town drama where a court clerk escapes into mountain climbing and a fragile connection with a stranger. When a murder case erupts, truth and imagination blur – and survival starts to look like storytelling.
An intimate Italian queer drama where a new HIV diagnosis tests two men through fear, silence, and the hard work of staying close when panic wants to pull them apart.
A German comedy drama romance about a young man caught between family expectations and an impossible attraction to a straight show wrestler, where love becomes a test of identity, loyalty, and self survival.
A tender Icelandic coming-of-age drama about a 16-year-old boy whose first kiss with another boy triggers rumors, fear, and a slow step toward honesty.
A disciplined high school football star tries to stay “perfect” while everything inside him pulls the other way. Riley is a raw queer coming-of-age drama about pressure, secrecy, and choosing your own truth.
Director: Benjamin Howard
A broke actor and a failing nightclub owner spend one chaotic London night talking, drinking, and accidentally getting honest.
Director: Liam Calvert
Boys in Brazil is a gentle queer drama set in São Paulo, following Mauro, Rodrigo, Vicente and Roger, four men who make a pact to come out before the next Pride Parade. What begins as a bold idea slowly becomes a ticking clock that forces each of them to confront fear, family expectations and the everyday pressure to hide. The film mixes humour and tenderness with the quiet sadness of lives lived in disguise.
Heartstone is a raw and intimate coming-of-age drama set in a remote Icelandic fishing village, where friendship, desire, and fear collide during one turbulent summer. Through the bond between Thor and Christian, the film captures how fragile identity can be when growing up in a place that leaves little room for difference.
A quiet, deeply emotional film about memory, music, and a love that never needed to be named. Subtle performances and restrained storytelling turn sound itself into a lasting emotional echo.
Drawn Back Home (2020) is a quiet, emotionally charged indie drama about two men reunited in their small hometown, forced to face grief, guilt and the feelings they never really resolved.
Fine Young Men (2024) takes us into a Catholic boys’ school where money, machismo and politics matter more than truth. Alf comes back from a year away, falls for Oliver’s world, then betrays him in one desperate move to stay “one of the guys”. One party, one lie and a guilt you can’t wash off.
The Greatest (2024) takes us back to 1960s New York, where Jay is doing everything right, good job, perfect wife, respectable life until he falls in love with Ricky, a man who finally sees him. What follows is not a loud scandal, but a slow, quiet destruction powered by fear, shame and social pressure. This is a tender, painful queer love story about lost time, half-lived lives and the small mercy of a second chance.
In Bittersweet Waters (2019), a young man in rural Mexico quietly builds a house and a future with the boy he loves while his mother, his lover’s pregnant fiancée and a vicious little village slowly close every exit around them.
