Discover the best gay Short film movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
Emil and Adam are two guys in their 20’s. They are close friends, and after a night at the movies, Emil is going to sleep over at Adam’s. A film about friendship and the longing for something more.
Director: Jimi Vall Peterson
Stars: Simon Eriksson, Hjalmar Hardestam
In the afterglow of sex, a generation gap opens between two men as they struggle to define trust in the age of open marriage and NSA hookups.
Director: Doug Tompos
Perspective is everything. We see what we want in the end. What do you think happened?
Directed by Adam Parson
Jesus’ birthday is fast approaching and like every other year his disciples are throwing him a lavish party to celebrate, but little do they know that it’s the last party they’ll ever have together and the last chance for Jesus to reveal a secret he’s been holding from them for as long as he can remember.
Adam struggles with how Tom is handling the breakup of their relationship.
Director: Stewart Hannah
Stars: Lachy Greig, Luka Klindo
Battling with his own inner demons, Jonathan, played by Australian talent Jaxon Radoc, is taken to an elite swimming academy deep in the English countryside by his soon to be step-mother, kept away from her upcoming wedding to his father. At the academy, Jonathan struggles to find his place among the group, he may be a top athlete in his field, but when it comes to the small world of Lakeside, swimming, sex and chauvinism combine to create something explosive and the potential for something very dangerous.
Director: Alejandro Sesma
Una Notte Ancora (One More Night)
The end of a love story between a young boy and a man with many regrets…. become an obsession for the last one.
Director: Giuseppe Bucci
Jimmy Park is visiting home for the first time in years and has nothing to show for his time living overseas in Seoul. But old tensions come to a head when he confronts his homophobic sister at a family dinner.
The question is: Who is Eric Hays? Or more specifically: What is Eric Hays hiding? 306 gives the viewer a chance to see a secret that no one else gets to see.
Director: Elliot Dal Pra London (as Elliot London)
Stars: Brian Estel, Scott Lynch-Giddings, Raquel Montero
“Hey Google” was inspired by real life lock down and self isolation stories. Exploring the relationships between humans and AI during times of self isolation and loneliness.
Written and Directed by Leon Lopez
“The Boy and the Balloon” is a psychological drama, following Peter as his mind unravels over the course of his boyfriend’s birthday party. The film shines light on the dynamic of a gay couple in an open relationship, and explores the dark corners of insecurity, love, and sex.
When Elliott lures the animalistic Jack to his apartment for a late night hook up, he unexpectedly unearths a dark emotional connection.
Director: Tim Courtney
Stars: Jamie Robson, Luke Elliott, Martin Bell, Gareth Morrison
In Beyond Repair, a gay seventeen year-old named Simon is forced to live with his brother Falkner, who runs a cult-like group that tries to force men into living heterosexual lives. Falkner uses violence and threats but also his love for his younger brother to manipulate Simon into rejecting his identity and becoming like him.
Your aura is an upbeat short film directed by Nicholas Zhur. The story progresses as Tony (Landon Tavernier) encourages Finn (Charles-Curtis Sanders) to accept himself and his sexuality. But things go wrong as Finn realises Tony and friend Alejandro made a bet about Finns sexuality. Ultimately the two reunite when Finn forgives Tony and come to terms with himself.
Jonathan and Cody start a small talk after they have sex that ends up leading to a deep conversation about energy exchange during sex, bringing up issues that neither of them want to deal with.
Director: Joel Junior
Stars: Jeremy Sless, Justin Powell
Max isn’t sure about his sexual orientation until he meets Leon at his new school. When Max is singing a song at a school concert something beautiful happens.
An unlikely friendship forms over the fall when two boys meet under strange circumstances.
A coming (out) of age short film about first love.
Written and Directed by Joshua Chislett
Short film directed by Michelle Keating for Swinburne’s Bachelor of Film & Television 2018
Jonnah a troubled gay teen hangs out with his straight best mate Demitri after a party.
Directors: Andy Deshaun, Rebecca Emcken
Al and Fred hook up for a little casual fun that soon turns ugly, revealing some fateful truths about Internet-dating, love and death.
