
Changed (2014) gay film by Jordan Fraser
Changed is a short dramedy about a gay couple that explores the significance of family while struggling to keep their own relationship alive.
Director: Jordan Fraser
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Changed is a short dramedy about a gay couple that explores the significance of family while struggling to keep their own relationship alive.
Director: Jordan Fraser

“Truth, Dare or Lemon is a game played by stupid boarding school kids who don’t know what to do with themselves.” Before Tim died he was the number one of a close-knit boarding school gang. When the friends engage in a ritual one year after his death a familiar game turns into a sadistic night…
Director: Jonas Marowski

“First-True-Last” is a Guatemalan short film about three relationships between men happening simultaneously in a country without any rights for LGBTI individuals. “First” tells the story of two teenage boys who don’t fit in their school and randomly meet at a birthday party. “True” is a comedy of errors, when Alejandro decides to attend the wedding of his ex-boyfriend and discovers that his future husband has a secret. “Last” is the tragic story of a seven-year long closeted relationship when individuals are not honest with each other and their families.
Director: Luis Fernando Midence

In an enveloping space that embraces and gives refuge, where two kindred spirits dwell, reality does not appear in the conventional manner: dreams that suggest an escape, caresses that provide solace. Ariel and Franco, live their present moments together, cocooned in their inner sanctum, refuting any possibility of an ‘outside’. This ‘outside’ does not disturb, does not destroy the couple’s warmth and tenderness, but it is just.. there. And this ‘outside’ suggests, ever so precariously, the couple’s barely perceptible boundaries.
Director: Leopoldo Dameno

In a time of great expectation and pressure stemming from the traditions of his upbringing, Aris, a gay Muslim teenager living in rural Indonesia-finds himself increasingly drawn to his well-traveled English teacher despite his upcoming marital preparations to a woman he harbors no romantic feelings for. With his whole life planned out for him by his overprotective mother, Aris struggles with the conflicting notions of tradition, duty and his own personal idea of happiness.
Director: Yudho Aditya

A family man struggling to cope with his hidden urges has his devotion challenged by the unexpected arrival of his secret lover.
Director: Keith Hodder

Two men, David (a Jewish-American) and Sam (an Arab-American) meet for an afternoon sexual encounter and find that there is more between them than just a visceral connection. But when a flirtatious word-spar about sexual positions turns unwittingly into a debate over something else entirely, both men take sides against the other and replace that could-be beautiful connection with anger, resentment and accusation. OCCUPY ME is about the insidious way outside issues can seep into our interpersonal relationships and invade and cloud our perceptions until love is replaced by anger, truth is pushed out by fear, and potential is destroyed by the past.
Director: Adam Fitzgerald

After being stood up on a date, an emotionally starved young gay man meets an attractive and enigmatic stranger. With the promise of weed and a “good time,” the young man agrees to give the stranger a ride home, completely unaware of what the night will unfold.
Director: Mark Abramowitz

Timo is gay. Because a boy in his class came out publicly, he gathers the courage to tell his friends but they don’t react the way he had hoped for. On top of that, his homophobic parents also find out. As he then also starts receiving anonymous threats, he doesn’t see any way out of this mess.
Director/Writer: Pascal Mörchens

“Declaration of Preference” is a dystopian retelling of The Scorpion and the Frog fable that deals with sexuality and gender identity.
A gay man, a bisexual woman, and a non-binary person are seduced by a Social Agent to live a lie in The City. When their Declaration of Preference arrives, they cannot deny their nature.
Director – Anthony Macali

What began as a friendship between Dave and Trevor became something more. On the night of Dave’s birthday, Trevor will struggle his way to confront him. But as the night takes an unexpected turn, Trevor will discover that Dave isn’t who he thought he was.
Director: Richard Louprasong

Billy and Shelley are best friends, but their friendship is greatly tested when Shelley’s boyfriend, Adam, secretly comes out to Billy – the only other gay man he knows.
Director: Kyle Reaume

Cold Water follows the coming out story of a young man who meets a mysterious character in the pool.
Director: Bruno Rose

Jonas is a lawyer with behavior issues. He lives with his brother Pedro and they have a relashionship of love and hate which is fed by a secret Jonas keeps in his drawer.
Director: Marina Galdieri

Stani grows up in the wastelands. Far away from the next city and a gay youth group he discoveres his identity. During nights he meets other men at hidden places, who seek the same as him – until he gets to know a boy named Johannes.
Director: Sven Hensel

A man waits for the results of a rapid HIV test in a small-town strip mall.
Written & Directed By – Matthew Puccini

A man enters the shower after his workout, but is soon sidetracked by a noise he cannot identify. He decides to seek out the source of the sound, and enters a situation that will leave him completely exposed.
Written & Directed by Henry K. Norvalls

The infuriatingly mixed messages from a cute but potentially sociopathic millennial force an older man to choose between hopping into bed with him and bailing, in this darkly comical satire on entitled twenty-somethings.
Director: Jordan Firstman

Two young gay guys are looking to get laid and attend a “concrete jungle party” but things don’t go as they expect to.
Director: Drew Droege

Boyfriend, which was created by Kyle as his entry to film school, explores a dating scenario that’ll be all too familiar to some people – realising you’re the third person in a relationship.