Alexander Roman’s Queer Blood brings a unique lens to the underworld of Los Angeles, painting a stark juxtaposition of hyper-masculine environments and tender personal journeys. Rooted in the aesthetics of the 1940s, the film seamlessly weaves together archival footage, raw storytelling, and atmospheric soundscapes.
Running from the past, a queer college student is now faced to make a life-altering decision after losing his scholarship.
Director: Lamont Lamar
Xavier and Mico join a writing camp, where they get to know each other more. But with their friends and other people around them twist and turn them in different directions, will they be strangers no more or strangers again?
Director: Dwein Baltazar
A former Greek diving champion and an eccentric German student take an adventurous road-trip of rediscovery from Bari to Bavaria.
Director: Stelios Kammitsis
The film revolves around dissolving relationships of people who fell in love with passion. The murder of a man defines the relationship of three couples across three different decades.
It follows an angst-ridden father, Santiago, whose emotional crisis is exacerbated by a complex and intense relationship with his teenage daughter who seeks to break free from him.
“Great Freedom” delves into the life of Hans Hoffman, a gay man subjected to repeated imprisonment under Paragraph 175. The film unfolds with subtlety, weaving together personal and political narratives against the backdrop of the prison system. Through Hans’s experiences and relationships, the film offers a poignant exploration of resilience, intimacy, and survival.
Based on the largest collection of queer love letters from WWII, The Letter Men is a window into the untold true story of two gay men desperately in love but torn apart by war.
A film based on true events, living in a LGBTQIA community, facing discrimination, HIV, and love.
Directed by Pierre-Nicolas Panasci
A true story of a secret love by director Peeter Rebane. Estonian private awaiting the end of his term in the Soviet air force in the late 1970s. He falls for the dashing officer Roman, arousing suspicions as they hide their love from their fellow officers.
Director: Peeter Rebane
Roberto, an older widower, and Félix, a young photographer, explore a complex attraction between them. In seduction, they face the anxiety, the fear of abandonment and the emotional paralysis (philophobia) that drowns them.
Directed by Edgar Garcia and Luis Torres Alicea
When the pressure of a homophobic town and family weighs too heavily on the shoulders of a young gay man, he must confide in his best friend and true love.
Directed by Harry Weston
