
Men Exposed (1999)
Men spend a lot of time thinking about their penises, and even thinking with their penises. But rarely do we hear men talking honestly about their penises-until now.
Discover the best gay Documentary movies full of love, courage, and emotion.

Men spend a lot of time thinking about their penises, and even thinking with their penises. But rarely do we hear men talking honestly about their penises-until now.

Documentary film about Brendan Gilmore Burke (December 8, 1988 – February 5, 2010) young gay athlete and student manager at Miami University for the RedHawks men’s ice hockey team.

Whatever happened to Wohler Beach? Oral histories and spectral pornography resurrect memories of a once legendary gay beach.
Director: Ryan White

Stubblejumper is an intimate and inspiring docudrama biography on the life and work of 1970s Canadian gay activist Doug Wilson.
Stars: Brett Bell, Duncan Fisher, Jesse Owen

Why some people sound stereotypically gay and others don’t. In this short documentary David Thorpe explores these questions and more and includes revealing interviews with Margaret Cho, Tim Gunn, Don Lemon, Dan Savage, David Sedaris and George Takei.

“This is the story of Gabriele, Set in the late 90’s, Tells the story of a young victim of discrimination because of his sexual orientation.
Producer: Ransell Labata

The documentary film about gay icon Peter Berlin directed by Jim Tushinski. Berlin talk about his own life in interviews. Many other artists (porn stars, photographers, writers, contemporaries) comment on his legacy in gay culture.

Based around a series of calls the helpline has received since its creation, Loughton’s film uses visual reconstructions to bring these narratives to life on screen. Collecting tales from LGBTQ farmers, over a period of a year, Landline shares the story of a farmer’s discovery of Grindr, a bitter-sweet recollection of a first love and a harrowing tale of an attempted suicide.
Director: Matt Houghton

Filmmaker Michael Skiff pays a visit to the International Mr. Leather contest, which draws masculine men of all races and backgrounds into an erotic competition that’s as sexy as it is fun.

The film looks at buff and muscular men of the 1950s in magazines and the repetitive industry that was popular in the health and fitness magazines but were primarily being purchased by homosexual men and underground homosexual communities.
Director: Thom Fitzgerald

Five men – of all different shapes and sizes – talk about their bodies and reveal what it’s like to feel the pressure to look the part in a six-pack-obsessed culture.

JUS+ LIKE ME is a short documentary that profiles Philip Antony Dzwonkiewicz, HIV activist and Mr Gay England 2018 on his journey to launch the campaign #HIVDoesntDefineYou
Philip was diagnosed with HIV eleven years ago, back in 2007. This year he was crowned Mr Gay England 2018.

Friends and family reflect on the life and death of 21-year-old Matthew Shepard, who was murdered in a targeted homophobic attack in Wyoming in 1998.
Director: Michele Josue

‘Fleshback: Queer Raving in Manchester’s Twilight Zone’ is a Boiler Room and British Council film lm uncovering forgotten stories from Manchester’s queer clubbing scene.
Directed by Stephen Isaac-Wilson

Tamás rents a male escort for the first time. The documentary chronicles the unraveling of two male strangers who meet for pay and more; giving us a glimpse of the service and of the lives it touches through three key locations where escort service may usually take place.
Director: Panx Tabao Solajes

As international attention narrows on the alleged persecution, torture and killing of homosexual men in Chechnya, VICE News Tonight reports from the conservative Muslim republic – meeting Kheda Saratova, a human rights advisor to the Kadyrov regime, and touring the prison allegedly used to detain and abuse the accused.
USA, 2018, 9 min documentary

What happens on tour stays on tour, unless you are the South Wales Gay Men’s Chorus! Experience their journey to compete in the Cornwall International Male Choral Festival. The objective was to do better than eighth place.
Director: Nathaniel Plevyak

The lead singer of the Years + Years explores why members of the gay community are more likely to be affected by mental illness, as he opens up about his own battles with depression.
Director: Vicki Cooper
Star: Olly Alexander

Stephen Port has been found guilty of murdering four young men by poisoning them with lethal doses of the date-rape drug GHB. Now, a friend of one of the victims has claimed that police could have investigated the deaths earlier, possibly saving lives in the process.
Filmed, Produced & Directed by Steven Grandison

Pau Ribes wanted to be a synchronized swimmer since he watched his first show at the age of 7. Unfortunately, at the time, synchronized swimming was a sport only practiced professionally by women. Still, he didn’t give up on his passion, with the help of Panteres Grogues—a nonprofit dedicated to helping the LGBT community succeed in sports. In 2015, Ribes made his debut on the world stage, marking the first time men were allowed to compete on an international level. He hopes to continue swimming and smashing barriers, with the goal of one day being able to compete in the Olympics.