Discover the best gay Short film movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
When Carlos, Ander’s ex-partner, shows up to discuss the future of Beicon – the dog they once shared – Ander shuts him down, refusing any conversation. But Carlos won’t leave without getting what he wants.
A charming and nostalgic short film from 2005 about a university student navigating a secret crush on his study buddy and the pressures of the upcoming school ball.
A fun and relatable short comedy about navigating birthday anxiety, dodging your ex at a pool party, and figuring out if the guy of your dreams actually likes you back.
Gay as the Sun is an extremely naughty documentary that traces the origins of body shame from Genesis to the infinite. The movie’s subject is Billy, who learns to confront his own shame and desire during one long, hot day at an all-male nudist camp. Featuring exclusive interviews and dramatic reenactments, Gay as the Sun will not only change the way you look at documentaries, but about how you view your own body and the universe you exist in.
A tender queer short about a village boy, drag nightlife, first desire, and the painful relief of finally seeing himself clearly.
A witty, warm gay short about an open marriage, desire, and two men remembering that the real center of the relationship is still them.
A beautiful but heartbreaking German short film about trauma, grief, and trying to find hope again. It follows a veteran struggling with addiction as his current boyfriend tries to pull him back from the edge.
A really heavy, quiet short film where a young guy decides to finally confront the man who abused him as a kid. It is a tense and uncomfortable watch that skips the cheap drama and gets straight to the raw reality of facing your past.
A fast-paced romantic comedy set on a cold December night in NYC, where a young man races to the airport while his ex-lover desperately tries to convince him to stay
A quiet and intimate short film about Rahmi, a young Romanian Muslim living in the UK, who struggles to balance his family’s expectations with his hidden sexuality.
True Love (2004) is a micro-budget gay anthology directed by Michael J. Saul. It features seven unique short films that tackle everything from awkward teenage moments and dark family secrets to heartbreak and the simple joys of a long-term romance.
On Air is a 2026 romance short film that follows two students recording a podcast for an audio class. The quiet studio environment quickly heats up as their test interview morphs into a game of cat and mouse.
Seat Belt is a 2018 Mexican short film that follows Julio and Damián, a couple who have just adopted a five-year-old boy named Andrés. When a sudden tragedy strikes, Julio is left completely on his own, struggling to navigate the heavy realities of single fatherhood, work stress, and grief.
A quiet afternoon by the water turns uncertain after one kiss leaves two young friends unsure what changed, what it means, and what comes next.
A quiet London morning turns a casual park encounter into something warmer, messier, and unexpectedly tender between two men who never planned to connect.
A short gay comedy about a clueless student who needs help with an exam and accidentally turns studying into a crash course in prejudice, attraction, and basic human decency.
Gay short film about Iqbal, an IT worker and fiancé who starts questioning the life expected from him after finding comfort in tabla lessons.
Two guys find themselves alone in the gym after hours, leading to a much more intimate cool down session than they expected. It is a short, steamy look at an unexpected late-night connection.
A raw look at a guy finally turning the tables on the priest who ruined his childhood. It is a tense 20-minute standoff that feels incredibly honest and uncomfortable in the best way possible.
When a delivery mix-up leads to two strangers being locked on a roof, they are forced to trade their prejudices for a conversation and a slice of pizza.
