Discover the best gay Short film movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
Pedro is a 17 years old boy who attends high school as all the boys do. In the afternoon he and his friends mess around. What Pedro loves the most is mothers baked beans.
Director: Venci Kostov
Having enabled a loss that now torments her, a woman enters an adult store in search of redemption. Adapted from a short story by Christos Tsiolkas.
Director: Jamieson Pearce
Stars: Victoria Haralabidou, Madison McKoy
Alice and George are best friends. They are young, passionate and looking for love. A story of frustrated desires and unfulfilled expectations.
Director: Jamieson Pearce
It feels so good to dream of you. It feels so real it fills me with pleasure and I can’t think about anything else.
Cast : Jean Santos, Thiago Merces, Thiago Wagner
Director :Rodrigo Almeida
The insecurities of sexual attraction, intimacy and connection are explored in this sensual short film.
Director: Joie Estrella
Actors: Jamison Karon & Christopher Michael
Two closeted actors on their way to their first high profile awards ceremony fight both expectation and each other, as intimacy and insecurity collide in the back seat of a car.
Director: Damian Overton
Stars: Josh Kieser, Kieton Beilby, Donnie Baxter
A gay couple leaving a midnight screening in a seedy area of town get gay bashed and then turn the tables on their attackers and fight back.
Director: Tyson FitzGerald
Stars: Ka’ramuu Kush, Shawn Carter Peterson, Dennis Alan Smith, Reggie Watkins
You think they are together, but then realize it is a fleeting dream. Perfect experimental take on the emotional examination of gay hook-up culture.
Director: Blake Pruitt
Rayvenn and Lourenço find themselves in new relationships but will their political differences drive them apart?
Hugo is a boy who lives anchored in the routine, focused on his tasks and responsibilities. Unable to look forward, he lets opportunities pass, stalling in the past. On the contrary, Cosmo is a free soul that lives without looking back, always going from one place to another no matter where. One summer afternoon their gazes cross by chance. It is only an instant, but it will be the birth of a relationship that will make them stop for the first time to live the present.
Director: Adria Guxens
A nostalgic portrait of a Cuban-American Family’s evolving cultural heritage.
Director: Kevin Rios
Two horrible people who happen to be best friends go about their day together.
Director: Jordan Firstman
Julian, a simple farmer’s son from the country side, loves his home in the mountains. He is gay and just recently outed himself to his best friend Simone. Although Simone has a hard time believing that he’s gay, she arranges a meeting with Adi from Zurich. Adi lives a very urban life and frequently goes to gay clubs. Two worlds collide…
Director: Lukas Egger
A man desires to overcome the restraint of his fears and embarks on a journey towards discovery through life, love, and self.
Director: Cylan Shaffer
Stars: Brandon Coleman, Barton Cowperthwaite
On a Sunday night, in a large town, an idle quartet, a girl and three boys are mimicking movie titles. They are still at the age when you play to cross the nights. It is an age when people stay together not to come home alone. Through the game, their feelings unveil and reveal incompatible loves. Nothing will ever be the same. Only a dance with a melancholic scent could bring them together one last time. Trying to retain the youth that is running away from them.
Director: Laurent Perreau
Amidst the complex Mexico City, a man drives a public transport bus during daytime and works the night shift impersonating Mexican songstresses in a drag cabaret.
Director: Luis Hernández de la Peña
“Pixels” portrays the disintegration of a relationship. When the distance between the couple seems hopeless, facing it will be the only option.
Director: Jordi Núnez
Bed Bugs Babies (2016)
Terribly meaningful for the filmmaker…rather self-indulgent for the rest of us!
Director/Writer: Étienne Ganjohian
Two men hold hands in a public place, but even in 2018, something’s not quite right.
Time For Love is a poem that explores homophobia in modern society, and also the concept of normality. Do the pressures of convention turn us against one another? Is love the price?
Written, Directed and Performed by Sean Lionadh
Peter Epstein-Takahashi is popular with a certain female classmate, but he’s concerned about his, er, endowment. Who else to turn to for advice but his two gay dads? They may not be quite prepared to handle the situation… Peter presents.
Director: Yudho Aditya
