A 16-minute, sun-drenched short set on Catalina Island, where three childhood friends reunite for a camping weekend and quietly discover how thin the line is between comfort, tension, and real intimacy.
A tennis court is a perfect place to hide feelings in plain sight. One “lesson” and suddenly the safest part of your day becomes the most dangerous. Because for once, it feels real.
An artist, a party, and a night where everyone is selling something. “Wolf” (2015) turns desire into tension, and tension into a moment that lands like a bite.
A Grindr hookup becomes a mental obstacle course when Kel’s OCD takes over. Come Clean is a dark, awkward, surprisingly tender short about intimacy, rituals, and the courage it takes to let someone stay.
A lost romantic in Los Angeles writes a heartfelt letter to a man he only meets in the dark, asking him to finally step into the light. “Now It’s Different” is a gay short film about loneliness, hope and the courage to believe in love again.
A short but heavy drama about the early 80s AIDS scare. It focuses on the bond between a dying young man and the nurse who refuses to let him be alone.
A Brazilian short drama where a late-night “run” becomes a collision of desire and self-punishment. Lucas drifts into the dark looking for relief, then gets pulled into a confession about trauma, faith-driven shame, and the cruelty of conversion therapy. Quiet, intimate, and painfully relevant.
A quick elevator flirt turns into forced proximity, panic, wine, and an unexpectedly sweet dance lesson. Then the film reveals the real story underneath: what happens when you’re tired of being alone and still trying to believe in a hopeful ending.
A quiet, devastating short about early grief – the paperwork, the routines, and the guilt that appears the moment you feel something warm again. One pharmacy encounter turns into a tiny emotional earthquake, asking whether wanting to live is the same as being “good.”
A tense 15-minute short where a simple swim turns into a quiet, claustrophobic confrontation and the water stops feeling safe.
Director: Pepi Ginsberg
Naked (2013) follows two students whose unexpected night together triggers fear, longing, and a quiet identity crisis neither of them is ready to face. A tender, messy short film that lingers long after it ends.
A tense queer short about Wesley, a young man whose crush on Matt slowly turns into imitation as he reshapes his body and identity to match the man he desires.
Director: Kevin Lewis
A quiet, heartwarming short about two boys trying to understand each other across music, silence and teenage uncertainty. A tender story about connection that grows where words fall short.
Director: Julio Dowansingh
A gentle and romantic short film about a barista who quietly witnesses love stories bloom and fade across his café counter.
A tiny film with a big heart: Clark comes home to say “I’m gay” and ends up with grilled chicken, a brutally honest mom, and unexpected understanding. Odd Bird hugs you without preaching and simply says – it’s okay to be you.
A tense family dinner, a perfect cheesecake, and a son who’s done apologizing. Orange Cheesecake cuts deep but ends with warmth, wit, and quiet courage.
A tender British gay short where two ex lovers run into each other after years apart. A quiet night by the sea turns into honesty, regret, and one last chance to say it out loud.
A sensitive French short film about anxiety, love, and emotional dependence. Juliette & Roméo (2024) shows how affection can both heal and hurt — and how recovery begins when love ends.
A tender, clear-eyed short about how a hateful sermon can warp a child’s mind – and how a nurse, a partner, and a kinder faith help him breathe again.
Director/Writer: Mat Hayes
Guilherme feels attracted to his best friend, but is afraid to tell him that. Through the internet, he discovers a way to fulfill his desire.
Director: William Mayer
