Ultra Bleu follows 20something + lost, Jimmy Park, for the first 24-hours after a violent break up with his now ex-boyfriend and how a chance meeting with a stranger reveals deeper issues he must confront while living in Seoul.
Director: Nick Neon
When a dancer loses his partner, he goes to the studio to work out his grief. As he’s about to give up, his partner appears to him and they have one last dance to say goodbye.
Director: Brian Pelletier
He would do anything to be touched by his former lover once again.
Director: Kyle Reaume
The series deals with Leopold (Age 17) who does not want to identify himself through his sexuality, with Noah (Age 24) who’s BDSM fetish challenges his boyfriend, Jan (Age 20), a nurse, who’s biggest dream is to study medicine
A night in a sauna turns into a fight for survival. Two men must overcome prejudice and join forces in taking down a horde of towel-wearing zombies. Who will live to see the dawn…?
Director: Tom Frederic
In New Orleans, a frustrated mascot, a blunt director, and a hypochondriac teen collide in a self-aware short full of sex talk, humor, and surprisingly sharp observations about control and desire.
Directed by newcomer Pierre-Nicolas Panasci, it stars Brayden Dalmazzone as Michael Formont, and Mitchell Why as James Macanwall.
In the Montreal metro, two young men exchange furtive glances.
Director: Germain Collinge Ménard
Writer and Director: Cati Gonzalez EKAJ (2015) is a love story between two drifters, a naive teenager and a hustler.
A man and a boy, traveling to an unknown destination, find respite in a motel swimming pool. On the surface all seems normal, but nothing is quite what it seems to be.
Directors: Christopher Radcliff, Lauren Wolkstein
Daniel Armando
A young man struggles with the boundaries of friendship when he finds himself in an intimate situation.
Director: Michael Morgenstern
Ryan struggles to find meaning in his provisional existence, exploring sex and death and the idea of ‘becoming something.’ This surreal film, enveloped in a classical string quartet piece, is a rumination on death, time, and the nature of existence. It posits the idea of a human life as a static, four-dimensional entity that exists at a specific moment in time and cannot be said to truly begin or end.
In this beautifully shot, wordless scenario, a young man returns from the gym and undresses with a quiet, existential air.
Director: Robert Hawk
Why Does God Hate Me? (2011) gay short film by director Joel Ashton McCarthy
A coming-of-age comedy about a 14-year-old boy whose best friend tries to ‘cure’ him of being gay.
A teenage boy falls in love for the first time, but with another boy.
From The Los Angeles film school.
Director: Christian Ramirez
Caught – gay short film by director David C. Jones
Set in 1948, Caught is the musical memory story of a shy teenager who gets tempted to give into his desires by a handsome new student.
Come Clean (2008) – Gay short film by Ty Sanga
Jeremy, a man who lost his lover to a hate crime a year ago finds himself alone in a Laundromat where his is confronted by Mark covered in blood who runs from those who initiated a brutal attack. Jeremy jumps to his aid and protects and hides Mark. However, through the night Jeremy discovers Mark initiated the attack. Shocked by this new truth, Jeremy takes all his bottled up anger and turns the tables on mark and must convince Mark to turn himself in to the police and stop the ongoing violence.
Director: Eli Rarey, Steven Chodoriwsky
A group of long-time friends gathering in a West Hollywood house becomes a study in gay community, its relationship to time and place, and its connection to the idea of home. A documentary portrait of friendship as a potent force in our lives.
Director: Armand Petri
A gay man living with HIV positive must confront the guilt tormenting him after betraying and infecting his terminal ex-lover.
