Discover the best gay Drama movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
Ryan Spahn’s ‘Nora Highland’ navigates the Broadway casting world with raw authenticity, challenging industry norms in a powerful plea for genuine LGBTQ+ representation through the lens of Zoom filmmaking.
Directed by Ryan Spahn
Seven former college friends gather at their old summer house, where they discover a mix of changes and familiarities.
Directed by Derek Simonds
A girl named Alex is by mistake housed with 2 guys, Stuart and Eddy, in a college dorm suite. After initial problems they become friends. Stuart has the hots for Alex, Alex for Eddy and Eddy for Stuart. Can it work?
Directed by Andrew Fleming
Two 25-year-old men’s chance meeting leads to a profound love abruptly severed by unexpected circumstances. For the next thirty years, their relentless pursuit is fueled by the hope of reuniting and rekindling their lost connection.
Directed by Ferzan Özpetek
A young Polish worker in Norway falls for a local coworker while factory pressure, money, and fear squeeze the life out of everything. Norwegian Dream is a raw queer drama about survival, tenderness, and finally speaking up.
Directed by Leiv Igor Devold
A gay couple’s marriage is thrown into crisis when one of them impulsively begins a passionate affair with a young woman.
Directed by Ira Sachs
Two friends meet 16 years after they left high school.
Directed by Ángeles Hernández, David Matamoros
Extremely popular high school star football player Connor Tucker has a life-changing day at school when, because of a broken leg, he signs up for a cooking class and meets school outcast Jayden Sansbury. The two high school boys are from different sides of popularity and form a fast friendship, which sparks a journey of self-discovery.
Directed by Jerome Elston Scott
Six months after the events of “The Revelations of Gavin Grey”, Ricky finds himself dealing with the consequences of his brother’s actions in ways he never imagined while his mothers have to make an unbearable decision.
Directed by Ian Liberatore
Two ex-lovers meet after years a part and examine the painful break up and what they should do now.
Directed by Eldar Rapaport. Starring Murray Bartlett, Daniel Dugan.
Late summer off the coast of 1960’s New England. Dino just wants to catch a tan on the beach until Sebastian, a stranger, shows up on the island. The two share an amorous afternoon together, each interpreting their encounter differently when it is over.
Directed by Josh Cox
David’s lonely and enigmatic uncle Leonard senses the reasons behind the dangerous tension, hidden beneath layers of silence and friendly banter. This vacation will indelibly mark everybody’s life. Director: Marco Filiberti, Italy, 2009, Drama
An idealistic, attractive young couple acquires a stunning, life-like robot for guilt-free help; but, as the three grow closer, their perception of humanity will be altered forever.
Directed by Josh Janowicz
Brotherly Love (2017) follows Brother Vito, a young gay Catholic brother who tries to live his vows while his heart keeps reaching for something warmer than community life. A summer spent in an AIDS residence in Austin, and a slow, tender connection with recently divorced Gabe, force him to ask whether God really wants him lonely or simply honest. It is a quiet, talky queer drama about faith, touch, chosen family and the price of staying small so other people can feel safe.
Director: Anthony J. Caruso
The tempestuous love story between Fernando, an older man who has recently returned to his crime-ridden drug capitol hometown of Medellin, Colombia and the gun-happy 16-year-old assassin Alexis, who murders all too easily. When Alexis himself is fatally gunned down, grief-stricken Fernando hunts for his young lover’s killer in the Medellin slums, but instead encounters Wilmar, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Alexis.
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A birdwatcher, Kristian Brooks, invades a nude queer campground on a remote lake in New Hampshire’s wilds. He wears whatever he needs to ensnare the locals in his dark fetish in this nightmarish erotic thriller. Consent has never been more deadly.
Directed by Nate Dushku
Adam is going to dinner with his wife, when he is disrupted by something from his past. A story about a love that never was, shot in one single take.
Directed by Nils Janlert
“Hilde’s Journey” is a drama that centers on the consequences of a gay man’s last wishes and their impact on the people who loved him.
Director: Christof Vorster
Questions about the identity of an amnesiac (Matthew Montgomery) threaten his romance with the park ranger (Aaron Orr) who rescued him.
Directed by Michael D. Akers
ROCK HARD is a story of what happens when partners don’t communicate, and serves as a lessons for billions of viewers worldwide in the ways we have to participate in love rather than seeing it as effortless.
Directed by Lampton Enochs
