True Love (2004) is a micro-budget gay anthology directed by Michael J. Saul. It features seven unique short films that tackle everything from awkward teenage moments and dark family secrets to heartbreak and the simple joys of a long-term romance.
A quiet gay drama about Evan, a young man without roots, who starts looking for family in old home movies, borrowed memories, and the people who let him feel less alone.
In this intense short, a father and son share a car journey from hell as the father aggressively questions his son following a sleepover with his best friend. The film cuts directly to the core of why so many teenagers feel forced to run away when faced with an intolerant parent. It is a raw and honest look at early identity, the sting of a broken heart, and the messy reality of a first crush.
Lonnie’s roommate is determined that his best friend is not going to spend the night alone.
He Was Perfect (2004) – Short movie Director: Michael J Saul
