Claudio is HIV-positive and lead a normal life, at work, with your family, with your boyfriend, until an unexpected passion arises from a one-night stand.
Director: Laura Muscardin
A sensual, steam-soaked journey from Rome to Istanbul, where a crumbling hamam helps a restless man shed his old life, confront desire, and finally breathe again.
The son of Italian immigrants to Canada struggles to find the best way to reveal to his parents that he’s gay.
Director: Émile Gaudreault
The title of this French comedy alone is enough to tell you that this is a rubbish, 20-years-too-late cash-in aimed at the more undiscerning of gay viewers.
This film chronicles 6 months in the lives of four middle-aged homosexual friends, each of whom is a neurotic wreck.
A fast, chaotic gay mafia comedy where two New York boyfriends try to survive a “nice family visit” while hiding the tiny detail that they also work for the mob. Secrets pile up, guests multiply, and the apartment turns into a pressure cooker of lies, love, and bad timing.
Loose Cannons (2010) Mine vaganti (original title) Director: Ferzan Özpetek Scenario: Ivan Cotroneo, Ferzan Ozpetek Genre: Commedia Country: Italia Year: 2010 Duration: 110 min Rating:
The film tells the story of an illegal immigrant from Romania and his friendship with a struggling Italian man.
Directed by Carmine Amoroso
Kenedi is in a huge debt after building a house for his family. Ultimately, Kenedi decides to look for money in the sex business. When he finds out about new liberal European laws on gay marriages, Kenedi sees prospects in looking for a “marriage material”, to obtain a legal status in EU.
Here we follow Piero (Luca Argentero) a gay man who is a councillor in a northern Italian city and has aspirations to climb higher.
Italy, Comedy, 2009, Director: Umberto Riccioni Carteni
Set in the south of France, Riki Kandinski and his elder brother Fredrico, come back to their family castle for their father’s funeral…
Director: Marco Filiberti
Bruce leaves his girlfriend behind in Paris for an arts fellowship that will allow him to live and work in Rome. Staying at a villa that once belonged to the Medici and being allowed to write full time seems like a dream until he meets Matteo, a native of Rome who works at the villa. Daily exposure to renaissance art and ancient Roman statuary and the looks of desire that he thinks he recognizes in Matteo’s eyes leads Bruce to question his own sexual orientation. Why does Matteo seem to enjoy falling asleep in Bruce’s bed so often? And why is Matteo so attentive one minute and so distant the next? If Matteo is interested, why does he also seem so interested in Irene, the American girl? And if Bruce is straight why does he care so much?
Director: Rodolphe Marconi
