Gay Themed Movies from USA
Cinematic journeys of love, identity, and freedom.
Paternity Leave is a 2015 gay romantic comedy film directed by Matt Riddlehoover and starring Jacob York, Charlie David, and Chris Salvatore. Principal photography of the film began on September 1, 2014 in Nashville, Tennessee. It made its world premiere at the Nashville Film Festival on April 19, 2015.
Based upon a set of true stories weaved together by writer Jason Mills, here we find director Alain Hain walking the more than familiar cinematic ground of falling in love with your best friend; albeit with a markedly straight variant.
A simple party game gets very real when a dare forces a guy to stop hiding who he actually is. The actors are likable and the whole vibe feels much more honest than your typical big budget movie. It is a short, sharp look at the moment you finally decide to stop pretending.
BlackJacks is a Neo-Noir fiction series that focuses on six strangers – Jane (Jackie Moore), Troy (Peter Hodge), Lee (Adrian Voo), Olivia (Nicole Badaan), Jose (Josh Valencia), and Drake (Steve Boyd); who are brought together under different circumstances by an underground subgroup, led by an unscrupulous priest (Eric Etebari).
In this hilarious, inventive and pleasingly whimsical comedy, a gay couple’s ridiculous quest for a comfortable mattress transforms into a journey of acceptance and public openness with their sexuality. It charmed viewers at film festivals around the world, winning two audience favourite awards and audience favourite for best short film.
A middle aged french man finds a passed out American on the street and decides to help him out for the night, a relationship starts but the American doesn’t want to reveal much about himself.
Stars: Yann de Monterno, Florence d’Azémar, Kevin Miranda, Cyril Legann
A coming-of-age story about a young man’s potential path to daddyhood.
Director: Ori Ravid
Stars: Colby Jansen, Patrick Wallace
A short comedy about four friends getting ready for a huge upcoming gay dance party – and the hilarious, sexy and downright bizarre fantasies of what they think they might experience there! Official promo video for Magnitude
Caleb (Sean Paul Lockhart) meets and falls for Jeremy (Rob Moretti) over the Internet, and the line between love and lies quickly blurs.
Director: Rob Moretti
“The Graffiti Artist” is a moody, gay-tinged drama about two drifters who try to communicate with each other while painting the Pacific Northwest.
Director: James Bolton
Stars: Ruben Bansie, Pledgure Duoshun, Zachary S. Smalls, Robert D. Heath Jr.
Creative Team: Danielle Russo (Choreographer/Director), Molly Griffin (Performer/Collaborator), Jenny Lai (Costume Designer), Luke Ohlson (Filmmaker), and Marc Witmer (makeup designer).
A transwoman mechanic lives between running her family’s auto shop during the day and expressing her femininity at night, until an unforeseen event threatens the balance of her compartmentalized life.
Director: Asher Jelinsky
Stars: Travis Hammer, Ryan Cutrona, Alexandra Grey, Diana Toshiko
Hustling creator Sebastian LaCause opens up about his personal connection to his latest project, Holy Water – a short film about a gay priest at a crossroads of identity and self-acceptance.
In the ’80s, a mother/son relationship takes a wild left turn after she discovers adult, all-male material under her son’s bed the morning of his 16th birthday!
Director: Jay J. Levy
Stars: Suzan Brittan, Josh Hahn, Frances Manzo
A musician from Montana finds work and other things at The Continental Baths in New York City, 1974.
Director: David Buckley
Writers: Franklin Khedouri, David Buckley
Stars: Robert Aberdeen, Ellen Sheppard, Don Scotti
A family friendly LGBT short film. Connor is out to eat with his family when he sees a married gay couple. He begins to imagine their lives leading up to that point. What was it like for them to meet? To come out of the closet to parents? To have their first gay kiss? Through this daydream, Connor reflects on his own future and identity.
Director: Tyler Reeves
Stars: Noah Dobson, Rommel Rojas, Thomas Ireton
Dumped by his male lover, a man (David Rudd) embarks on a quest to ruin the relationships of a group of friends (Alexis Suarez, Bryan West).
Director: Richard LeMay
A young man has first-time sex with both male and female partners, but is he more drown to one than the other?
Written and Directed by James Sweeney
Two gay men find a creative way to release their pent-up aggression.
Director: Ethan Fuirst
Stars: Ryan Meyer, Jake Murphy
Two brothers face a crisis as one gets accepted into the college of his dreams. The other brother, stricken with jealousy, decides to sabotage.
Director: Bobby Pollack
