
Hilde’s Journey (2004) – gay drama by Christof Vorster
“Hilde’s Journey” is a drama that centers on the consequences of a gay man’s last wishes and their impact on the people who loved him.
Director: Christof Vorster

“Hilde’s Journey” is a drama that centers on the consequences of a gay man’s last wishes and their impact on the people who loved him.
Director: Christof Vorster

Yael, a teenager struggling to figure himself out, finds things complicated when his best friend Aaron openly expresses affection. After rejecting Aaron, Yael’s realization comes through witnessing his older brother’s emotional struggles, prompting him to rethink his actions and mend their friendship.
Director: Michèle Flury

Talented swimmer, motivated apprentice– Beyto is in the midst of life, with a bright future ahead of him. But when the only son of a Turkish migrant family falls in love with his coach Mike, an ideal world falls to pieces.
Director: Gitta Gsell

Rosie (2013) follows Lorenz, a Berlin writer forced back home when his stubborn mother’s health collapses. A quiet Swiss drama where caregiving, old secrets, and small-town pressure turn love into something messy and painfully real.

Mario is a gay themed football drama about a young striker who falls for his new teammate and suddenly discovers that the real battle is not on the pitch, but in the locker room, the boardroom and his own head. A quiet, intimate story about love, fear and the price of staying visible.

Julian, a simple farmer’s son from the country side, loves his home in the mountains. He is gay and just recently outed himself to his best friend Simone. Although Simone has a hard time believing that he’s gay, she arranges a meeting with Adi from Zurich. Adi lives a very urban life and frequently goes to gay clubs. Two worlds collide…
Director: Lukas Egger

The Circle (2014) “Der Kreis” (original title) Director: Stefan Haupt Writers: Stefan Haupt (screenplay), Christian Felix (screenplay), Urs Frey, Ivan Madeo, Sabine Pochhammer Genres:

Two male graffiti artists are partners in their work, but they are also having a sexual relationship with each other which they haven’t disclosed to others. In the midst of planning a big job with some of their graffiti artist colleagues, that work to be painted on the side of a commuter train car, the two are having problems with each other based on what seems to be different things that they want from their personal relationship. The first man is more animalistic in that he wants their relationship to be purely sexual, whereas the second man has more romantic thoughts on his mind. Added to their obstacles is one of their females colleagues who seems to be attracted to the first man, who does not dissuade her. While each evaluates their relationship, one may come to the realization that what they want may be more similar than they had originally envisioned, but has to convince the other for their relationship to survive.