
Comedy Movies
Gay Themed Comedy Films curated by Orvel.me
Discover the best gay Comedy movies full of love, courage, and emotion.


Straight Up (2019): A Rom-Com About Everything Except Doing It
A fast-talking, brainy rom-com about Todd and Rory, two people who click instantly but try to build a relationship without sex, forcing them to rethink love, labels, and what intimacy really means.

Baby Steps (2023): A Queer Dramedy About Becoming Parents
A small Gay dramedy about grief turning into a family plan. Beau and Caden try to use Lily’s frozen eggs, and the “simple” idea explodes into surrogates, jealousy, and a lot of awkward honesty.

Breaking the Rules (2017): Ten Years of Monogamy, One Chaotic Experiment
A married couple celebrates ten years together and decides to “try” an open relationship with strict rules. It starts as a cute experiment and ends as a jealousy-powered mess with consequences.

Where Are You Going, Habibi? (2015) – Wo willst du hin, Habibi? – Trailer
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.

Come Clean (2023) – A Dark Dramedy Grindr Date with OCD at the Center
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.

Finding Mr. Wright (2011): The Life Coach Who Broke the Manager’s Armor
A talent manager tries to rescue his chaotic TV-star client on a wilderness retreat, and ends up falling for the calm life coach he didn’t plan for.

Boys in Brazil (2014): A Warm and Honest Story About Coming Out in São Paulo
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.

Bathroom Stalls & Parking Lots (2019): One Messy Night in San Francisco
A queer night-out film that pretends to be about sex, but ends up being about loneliness, timing, and the strange intimacy of chasing someone who might never really be there.

I Don’t Know Whether to Slit My Wrists or Leave Them Long (2013): Mexican apartment dramedy with a queer heart
In I Don’t Know Whether to Slit My Wrists or Leave Them Long (2013), two couples, a Spanish neighbor and a wounded ex-footballer share the same Mexico City building and slowly fall apart. What starts as loud comedy turns into a very human dramedy about depression, fake marriages, sexuality and the tiny lies that keep us “functional”.

A Skeleton in the Closet (2020): When Your Hometown Still Wants You in the Closet
A young gay man returns from Buenos Aires to his small hometown for his parents’ anniversary and walks straight back into the closet he thought he’d left behind. “A Skeleton in the Closet” quietly exposes how family love, silence and everyday homophobia collide around one dining table.
Director: Nicolás Teté

Amor de hombre (1997): When your soulmate is your gay best friend
A lively 90s Madrid, a straight preschool teacher, her promiscuous gay best friend and one new man who quietly detonates everything between them. Amor de hombre looks like a light queer comedy, but underneath the jokes it’s a messy little story about jealousy, fear, HIV scares and the dangerous comfort of “we have each other”.

The Astronaut Lovers (2024): When Old Friends Drift Into Something More
A warm, funny and quietly intimate story about two childhood friends who reconnect, tease, flirt, and accidentally fall into each other’s gravity during one summer by the sea.

The Holiday Exchange (2024): Gay Christmas Romance with Extra Cinnamon and Chaos
A cozy queer Christmas romance where house swapping turns into heart swapping. From sunny L.A. to snowy Brilfax love doesn’t need a GPS.

Km. 0 (2000): Heat, Sex, and Coincidences in Madrid
In the heart of Madrid, twelve strangers collide in a heatwave of sex, chaos, and accidental love stories — one of Spain’s most daring gay films.

Dramarama (2020): Faith, Friendship & One Last Party
A funny and tender gay themed movie about faith, friendship and identity – where a final night in the ’90s becomes the first step toward honesty.
Director: Jonathan Wysocki

Screwed (2017): The Summer That Screwed Everyone – Gently
A quiet Finnish summer, two boys, one messy family. Love shows up, adults fall apart, and somehow it all still makes sense — just like life usually does.

Three (2010): The Film That Redefines What Love Can Look Like
“Three” follows Hanna and Simon, a couple drifting through routine, until they both develop a secret connection with the same man.
A tender, thoughtful portrait of midlife reinvention, where sexuality unfolds naturally and love refuses to stay in simple lines.
Director: Tom Tykwer

Elliot Loves (2012): Growing Up Is Hard, Dating Is Harder
A coming-of-age indie about Elliot, split between childhood chaos and adult heartbreak, always chasing love with humor, hope, and a touch of pain.
Director: Terracino

What My Love Is For (2016): Moonshine, Manners & Messy Hearts in the Hamptons
A broke gay writer inherits a Hamptons house and tries to save it with moonshine, bad parties, and messy romance. Indie queer dramedy with charm and bruises.
Directors: Philip Embury, Sebastian Rea

