
WTC View (2005): A Personal Lens on Post-9/11 Struggles
After placing an ad on September 10th, a young man living in SoHo struggles to find a new roommate and keep his emotional balance in the weeks following 9/11.
Director: Brian Sloan

After placing an ad on September 10th, a young man living in SoHo struggles to find a new roommate and keep his emotional balance in the weeks following 9/11.
Director: Brian Sloan

Two young men have escaped persecution in Baghdad. Now separated in the United Kingdom their reunion is dependent upon the remembrance of a sonnet by Shakespeare and a paper boat.
Director: Andrew Steggall

Two boys stand at the crossroads of adolescence; but their hearts can only journey one path. When Adrian decides to share his feelings for another male, he is unaware as to the upset his actions may cause. Two boys stand at the crossroads of love and adolescence; but their hearts can only journey one path.
Director: Evan Randall Green

Hunky Boyd (Dylan Vox, aka porn star Brad Benton) is a handsome but hapless young man who has just been abandoned by his lover.
Director: Paul Hart

A magic Christmas ornament turns two men’s lives upside down when homophobic Tony starts preferring men two weeks before his wedding and his gay co-worker Steve finds himself blossoming into a ladies’ man.
Director: Joey Sylvester

After finding out that his financial aid has run out, Jose Fernandez spirals into a fit of anxiety a week before he’s due to interview for a prestigious internship that could determine the course of his future.
Director: Carlos Valdivia

While confronting his unfaithful boyfriend, Dusty blacks out. When he comes to, his boyfriend has been murdered and Dusty the prime suspect.
Director: Casper Andreas

Thomas and his boyfriend Juan decide to visit a gay bathhouse to spice up their relationship, unaware that a psychopathic killer lurks behind the steam…
Director: Joao Dall’Stella

Love in a Concentration Camp.
Director: William Clift

In London’s Soho district, various young men hook up, break up and make up.
Directors: David Morris and Jacqui Morris

A young gay hustler impulsively holds his family hostage in Quentin Lee’s third and least accomplished film, “Ethan Mao,” which, like its anti-hero, never quite knows which way to go once things get started. A sure item at gay and Asian-American fests, “Mao” will require ultra-careful handling to take residence in theatrical homes.
Director: Quentin Lee

In the middle of the night, a ghost tries to communicate to his still-alive lover by playing piano.
Director: Aaron Chan

Four couples traverse the modern dating scene in Los Angeles utilizing popular dating apps.
Director: Aaron Fradkin

Matt, Jay and Bobby struggle to process the news brought by their best friend Denny, who is now out of the closet.
Director: Noan Ribeiro

Two straight actors must rehearse for an impending gay love scene. How will they make out?
Director: Reid Waterer
Stars: Danny Lopes, Anthem Moss, Lawrence Nicols

As the small town of Axbridge prepares for its traditional annual carnival, there is one resident determined to challenge the status quo. Will the first gay male carnival queen win over his hostile neighbours?
Director: Moby Longonitto

Cry Zach is a heartfelt story touching on mental health and masculinity. After losing his best friend to suicide, Zach has to face his feelingd and his action.
Director: Collen Demerez

As Benjamin excitedly prepares for a second date, his lover seems all too quiet.
Director: M.H. Murray
Stars: Nykeem Provo, Mark Clennon

An LGBT short film. David comes home from college to his family’s farm to find that his parents have hired a young man named Brent, who is also sharing his room. David is still in the closet and wants to come out to his high school friend, but he finds himself drawn to his new roommate and tries to determine if he is also gay.

On their first night in Sydney, Tyler and Erica find that not all queer people are just like them.
Director: Sam Langshaw