Discover the best gay Short film movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
Struggling with his boyfriend’s infidelity, a stoic fraternity brother must confront repressed feelings on the night of his fraternity’s party.
Director: Bruno Rose
Stars: Casey Mills, Ari Cifuentes, Bruno Rose, Eddie Waters
After his ‘picture-perfect’ sister commits suicide, young, gay, recovering drug addict Dylan is forced to stay with his newly widowed brother-in-law, Sean, as their struggle for forgiveness and identity come to a head when the true reason for Leanne’s death comes to light, and the two begin an unlikely, and taboo relationship.
Stars: David Hemphill, Jesse James Rice, Caity Ware
When Miller (Jonathan Wilson) walks in on his boyfriend of two years, Ben (Thayne Caldwell), having an affair, their relationship is rattled. After a year of struggling to mend their relationship the two young men go on a weekend camping trip in the Rocky Mountains as a last ditch effort to salvage their relationship and romance. When they have to share a camping spot with two sisters Jessie (Payton Austin) and Tessa (Ashlyn Talcott) their weekend turns onto a path they weren’t expecting.
Director: Shane Aaron
The untold awkwardness of three gentlemen in a bathroom who can’t relax enough to just let the good times flow. With a little help of a bathroom security guard there will be another entry into “The Bathroom Diaries”.
Written and Directed by: Jared Hoyman
The film follows Morris on his journey of finding himself, with help with his boyfriend Carey, He finds the courage to come as gay to his mother and also reveal deep dark secrets that changed his life forever.
Director/Writer: Lester Newnue Matthews
Cast: Justin Rayne, Bronson Johnson, Jeanie Seide
A family reaches boiling point during a pit stop on their way home from what might be their last holiday together. But the volatile cocktail of sweltering heat, restless hormones and suppressed frustration fails to explode, leading instead to reconciliation.
Directors: Aaron Rookus, Robbie van Brussel
Writer: Saskia Diesing
Stars: Koen de Graeve, Rifka Lodeizen, Fabian Jansen, Marie Louise Stheins, Bas van Prooijen, Yentl Meijer
Liam, a young man wrecked with confusion after an incident that one night guides him on a mission of self-discovery where the choices he faces may risk changing his life forever.
Director: Leon Lopez
Stars: Calum Ewan Cameron, Ashley Campbell, Marc Kibo Rovira Cenar, Katie Collins
Two lovers meet under a tree, evoking their past relationship. Nevertheless they always seem in love with each other. This is why a question remains: why have separated?
Director: Olkan Servellera
Stars: Avec Marius, Olkan Servellera, Léa Lopez, Alexia Chardard
A very short film about a man leaving a night club, a street in dark, a guy offering his sexual services and his tears. The only demand. Intense, almost cruel, a precise portrait of refuges, loneliness, compromises and fall.
Director: Tomasz Śliwiński
While with one of his clients, the young male prostitute Cédric receives a voicemail from his mother. She is going through detoxification and desperately wants him to come and visit her. Cédric embarks on a journey through Paris, attempting to get to her as fast as he can against all the odds.
Director: Philippe Roger
STAND UP! DON’T STAND FOR HOMOPHOBIC BULLYING [Ireland, 2011, Directed by Anna Rodgers and Aoife Kelleher, 4 mins.]
Centered around a soldier returning home from deployment to find his boyfriend diagnosed with stage three Leukemia.
Director: Grey
Stars: Grey, Jalil Nimer, Lucas Di Medio
A young man agrees to support his ex lover during an HIV test. What starts out as an awkward reunion, soon becomes something more tender. Is there still hope for reconciliation?
Director: Niels Bourgonje
Stars: Daniel Cornelissen, Tobias Nierop, Mark Ram, Lulu Veen
Oliver can’t help but wonder if his new tattoo is the cause of his recent spate of romantic bad luck. Gay and single in San Francisco, he spends a lot of time out and about meeting other like individuals. As he fails repeatedly to connect with any eligible bachelors and it seems that the pickings are getting slimmer and slimmer, he becomes more and more distraught over what could be the true meaning and power of his tattoo and whether it has doomed him to be alone forever.
Director: Alexa Fraser-Herron
Based on a real life story, Burnt is a monochromatic portrait, a recount of the events told by the lover’s voice. A story of courage and despair triggered by a father’s actions and by the traditional ways in which the boys’ family was conformed.
Director: Alejandro Valbuena
Choreographed by Juan Carlos Claudio
Zen is cutting the grass of a local family when the mother of the house comes home. She entices him inside and begins to seduce him in order to be “surprised’ by her husband in order to bring a fight to the surface. However they are surprised by her son, who Zen used to bully at school, and then her husband. As the fight over secrets starts, many secrets and infidelities are exposed for all.
Director: David Kartch
What appears to be a regular poker night ends up being a reveal of one of John’s deepest secrets. But his friends’ reactions are what troubles him the most.
Directed by Edward Vera
Starring: Luke Meierdiercks, Josh Leeper, Jason Spencer, Nick McDowell
After been diagnosed with VIH, Víctor gets in touch with his former lover, Héctor. That night, in his room, both will confront the silence, the words, as well as the limits of their relationship.
Director: Castro
Stars: Joan Sureda, Milo Taboada
Elías is just beginning his career as a high school teacher and just beginning his relationship with Pedro when he finds out that he’s HIV positive. How will he tell his new lover?
Director: Álvaro Pastor
A teenage boxer searching for self-definition gives in to his true colours at the risk of losing everything.
Director: Nick Rowland
