
Stand Up! Don’t Stand for Homophobic Bullying (2011) sr-hr-cg-bh subtitle
STAND UP! DON’T STAND FOR HOMOPHOBIC BULLYING [Ireland, 2011, Directed by Anna Rodgers and Aoife Kelleher, 4 mins.]

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

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

The official music video for Ben Platt’s “Ease My Mind” from his debut album ‘Sing To Me Instead’ – Out March 29th!

“Chase the Clouds” is from Erik Blood’s new album Lost in Slow Motion.

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

Experimental and Political video art piece based on the poem Prick by Ed Madden, that uses the image of Saint Sebastian to explore the attacks of the conservatives on the LGBT community. The word prick acquires a deeper definition especially when teenagers commit suicide after nasty words are being thrown at them like arrows. But like Sebastian, who actually survived his ordeal, things will get better when we expose and deal with these pricks for what they are: bigots.

A teenage boxer searching for self-definition gives in to his true colours at the risk of losing everything.
Director: Nick Rowland

This is a highly romantic tale of love and tragedy, of suspense and action, of hot and steamy activity.
Director: Carl Medland

Filmmaker Michael Skiff pays a visit to the International Mr. Leather contest, which draws masculine men of all races and backgrounds into an erotic competition that’s as sexy as it is fun.

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

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?

A nostalgic portrait of a Cuban-American Family’s evolving cultural heritage.
Director: Kevin Rios