
Shoulder Dance (2023): Blurring Lines and Weekend Drama
An unexpected weekend visit from a childhood friend forces Ira and his boyfriend to face their commitment issues in this messy, claustrophobic indie drama.
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An unexpected weekend visit from a childhood friend forces Ira and his boyfriend to face their commitment issues in this messy, claustrophobic indie drama.

A fun and relatable short comedy about navigating birthday anxiety, dodging your ex at a pool party, and figuring out if the guy of your dreams actually likes you back.

Gay as the Sun is an extremely naughty documentary that traces the origins of body shame from Genesis to the infinite. The movie’s subject is Billy, who learns to confront his own shame and desire during one long, hot day at an all-male nudist camp. Featuring exclusive interviews and dramatic reenactments, Gay as the Sun will not only change the way you look at documentaries, but about how you view your own body and the universe you exist in.

Luke is a regular guy dealing with a very irregular problem: every time he gets aroused, he physically turns into a woman. This quirky 2005 indie comedy takes a wild concept and turns it into a super fun and surprisingly sweet ride through the chaotic world of dating.

A heartbroken 20-something reluctantly returns to his childhood home in Miami, where he is forced to reevaluate his life choices and relationships as a massive hurricane approaches the city.

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 short gay comedy about a clueless student who needs help with an exam and accidentally turns studying into a crash course in prejudice, attraction, and basic human decency.

A guy has to deal with a cold, grey office just to get a government-issued permit to love another man. It is a sharp look at a future where even our most personal feelings are controlled by the state.

Firsts (2025) is a short and honest look at how easily we can get in our own way during a first date. It is a sweet story about mental health and finding a real connection in the middle of LA’s dating chaos.

harlie swore off sex to stay in control, but a messy family wedding and a guy named George changed his mind. A funny, dry, and slightly crazy New York indie about love, therapy, and total dysfunction.

Gym Buddy (2026) is a witty bi romcom where a post-breakup gym reset turns into pancakes, flirting, and feelings Dylan can’t lift away.

A 19-year-old film student and a 52-year-old aspiring comic build a fierce friendship in Chicago, until a new boyfriend and one ugly mistake put everything at risk.

The plot centers on Collin (Zach Paul Brown), a socially maladjusted New Yorker who moves to LA on a whim. He’s on a mission to find his ‘chosen family’ in the LGBTQIA+ community.

A small-town summer crush turns into a quiet lesson in boundaries and growing up when Tina realizes the boy she likes is gay. Awkward, funny, and surprisingly tender, with just enough cringe to feel real.

A sharp queer short comedy where a “perfect couple” walks into a family dinner and a party game forces the truth. Funny, tense, and painfully relatable.

A sharp, mean little short film about a broke daughter, a wealthy father, and the ugly ways shame, money, and control leak into “love.”

A faded diva, a bitter mansion, a gigolo with perfect timing, and a death that turns into a full-blown camp mystery. Die, Mommie, Die! goes big on melodrama, queer energy, and wicked black comedy.

A straight guy and a gay Christmas maximalist meet through a “holiday companion” app and roam New York like it’s a tiny, glowing therapy session. It’s funny, a little sharp, unexpectedly tender, and way more relatable than any perfect holiday movie has the right to be.

A hilarious short where a camera crew crashes a first date, exposing perfectionism, therapy talk, and a surprisingly sweet second chance.

A washed-up actor in LA chases one last comeback while his past, his ex, and his family trauma crash the party. Darkly funny, painfully real, and messy in the best way.