
Drawn Out Love (2007): A Taboo Tale of Love, Loss, and Longing
Trage Liefde is a powerful drama about love, identity, and family secrets, set in Amsterdam, exploring forbidden connections and emotional struggles.
Director: Boudewijn Koole

Trage Liefde is a powerful drama about love, identity, and family secrets, set in Amsterdam, exploring forbidden connections and emotional struggles.
Director: Boudewijn Koole

“Lonely in Seattle” explores love, loneliness, and connection in this ASMR-driven LGBT short film starring Matt Ford and Alexander Roman.

Alexander Roman’s Queer Blood brings a unique lens to the underworld of Los Angeles, painting a stark juxtaposition of hyper-masculine environments and tender personal journeys. Rooted in the aesthetics of the 1940s, the film seamlessly weaves together archival footage, raw storytelling, and atmospheric soundscapes.

Two high school friends, Simon and Gabriel, reunite after years apart and discover they both shared feelings for the other. Unfortunately for them, it is too late.
Director: Matt Haller

Explore Vegas Blows, a poignant LGBTQ+ short film about identity, love, and resilience, set against the vibrant backdrop of Las Vegas.
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When two men arrange a hook-up, is who’s top or bottom all they should be worried about?
Director: Jared Watmuff

Lucas and Diego have put aside their college work and now need to team up to catch up. They arrange a study session, and intimate feelings surface. Between truths and dares, desire leads a tantalizing game of seduction. So good it feels like a dream!

Buzz waits outside the apartment building of his anonymous Grindr hookup, imagining all the depraved ways this night could end. Horrified yet horny, Buzz buzzes the buzzer.

Running from the past, a queer college student is now faced to make a life-altering decision after losing his scholarship.
Director: Lamont Lamar

Revelations over the course of a night halfway through a long trip between three men complicate their dynamics.
Director: George Halal

A comedy about actors and their fragilities, but also (and above all) about directors and their miseries.
Director: Salvador Sunyer

A college student in Northern Michigan, harassed with anonymous homophobic threats, seeks out shooting lessons with a reclusive survivalist in an effort to prove his manhood.
Director: Arman Cole

“AI Junko” is a short sci-fi film set in Tokyo and Los Angeles, exploring themes of companionship, trauma, and redemption. Follow Noah Clarke as he bonds with Junko, a damaged robot companion, in a futuristic world where human connections face new challenges.
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On the hunt for an emotion long lost Fynn loses himself in the encounters of the night. As day is dawning and he stumbles across young Tom he’s got to ask himself if he still owns his body.
Director/Writer: Julian Dieterich

a short film by Konstantinos Menelaou, released in 2022. The film is about a man who returns to Athens and spends his days alone in his new apartment. Through his voice, he shares heartfelt messages to the lover he left behind, capturing the bittersweet emotions of love, distance, and the struggle to move on.

Mab Hudel follows Enys Penrose, a young farmer and rugby player grappling with his late father’s legacy and his hidden sexuality.
Director:/Writer: Edward Rowe

An emotional and intense short film by Paco Torres that delves into the deep wounds of childhood abuse, injustice, and the relentless pursuit of revenge.

A film about the choices we make and the chances we take. From grief and abjection to bliss and communion, it takes us through one day in the lives of two gay men.
Director/Writer : Mike Archibald

A gripping short film set in 2003, exploring a closeted gay couple’s journey through love, internalized homophobia, and a toxic drug-fueled relationship.
Written, Directed, and Produced by Nate Ross & Daniel Walker

In 1950’s rural Ontario a closeted gay man encounters a hitchhiker at a gas station. When he offers the hitchhiker a bed for the night, he is forced to confront his own suppressed desires.
Dorector: James Perry