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Up-and-coming Argentine actor Max Suen stars in the new gay drama A Few Feet Away as Santiago, a young 20-something who works in a mindless call center by day. By night, Santiago obsessively searches gay hookup apps…

Zach (Matt Tagtmeyer) finds his life turned completely upside-down when performance anxiety in bed leads to a life-shattering accusation: his girlfriend Amy (Rebecca Goldstein) suddenly thinks he’s gay. Wondering if she might be right, Zach enlists the…

Following the lives of four gay men, People Like Us, a short-form series from creator Leon Cheo, offers up a poignant reflection and insightful look at being gay in modern-day Singapore. Issac (Steven Lim) is a senior…

The 28-minute short Debut follows Philip (Hannes Fohlin), a young man who dreams of becoming a model. At a casting call, he gets the rare opportunity to be photographed alongside a well-known model named Sebastiaan (Karl-Henrik Franzen)…

Keep Coming Back stars newcomer Bruce Pintos as Emilio, an eighteen-year old who can hardly keep his hormones under control. Emilio is suddenly, unexpectedly faced with handling the cursed inheritance of a rural dovecote for carrier pigeons…

The critically-acclaimed documentary Jimmy in Saigon begins as a personal exploration into the mysterious death and radical life of Jimmy McDowell, an American 24-year-old Vietnam veteran who died as a civilian in Saigon in 1972 – all…

From Danish co-directors Christian Edvard Halberg and Helle Rossing, the short film Poz follows a lost young man who is looking for meaning in all the wrong places. At the beginning of the film, Oliver (Max Raundalf…

Mascarpone follows an attractive young Italian named Antonio (Giancarlo Commare) just as he’s being dumped by his partner. Having depended on him both psychologically and economically, his life begins to change radically. The lost young man soon…

Vintage images of a city on the decline are woven into the story of one queer couple separated for decades by prison bars in The Mouth of the Wolf, a hauntingly beautiful film from Italian director Pietro…

In sunny suburbia, a loud-mouthed Jewish mother (Andrea LaBella) incessantly nags and humiliates her shy, gay, teenage son (Ben Lang) – who she calls her Boychick. Meanwhile, in the classroom, Boychick can’t seem to stop ogling a…