Short Film Spotlight: I Think I’m Gay?

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 help of friends Drew, Kyle and Sandy (Aaron Jung, Matt Jennings and Victoria Mele), who make it their mission to bring out a side of him he never knew he had.

Brimming with fiery one-liners, oodles of side-eye sass and a madcap premise, I Think I’m Gay?, a delightfully funny short comedy from Los Angeles-based writer-director Matt Chupack, goes straight for the funny bone and doesn’t disappoint.

Check out the poster for I Think I’m Gay? below. The short film is now streaming on Dekkoo.

Check out the first season of ‘People Like Us’ – now available on Dekkoo!

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 private banker exploring new freedoms after living a double life hosting chem-sex parties. Ridzwan (Irfan Kasban) is a discreet accountant who keeps his work and social life separate. Joel (Josh Crowe) is a smart, but woefully impatient public relations yuppie who struggles to maintain long-term relationships. Lastly, Rai (Hermant Ashoka), is a young and idealistic conscripted soldier who is searching for love.

These characters drift into one another’s worlds – and beds – as they navigate love, lust and life in the big city.

In addition to the sexual escapades and relationships that unfold between the characters, People Like Us explores themes of acceptance, community support, the challenges of dating, substance addiction, and HIV awareness in the local LGBTQ+ community.

Check out the first season of People Like Us – now available on Dekkoo! The next two seasons will be available in the coming months.

Director Sergio de León gets surreal in the unique coming-of-age drama ‘Keep Coming Back’

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 following the death of his mother. Looking to settle her debts, he and his mother’s boyfriend Juan uncover a legacy of local bird racing championship prizes in their pigeon coop, inspiring them to begin training their feathered flock for an upcoming race.

As Emilio navigates a weighty cocktail of new, all-consuming sensations – including grief, lust and romantic longing – he discovers the local community’s gay orgies.

Deliberately surreal and packed with offbeat humor, this fascinating debut feature from South American writer-director Sergio de León is one of the most vivid and original queer coming-of-age films in recent memory.

Watch the trailer for Keep Coming Back below. The film is now streaming on Dekkoo.

The sexy Italian rom-com ‘Mascarpone’ looks at love through the lens of food

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 enrolls in pastry school, rents a room from the attractive, free-spirited and sex-positive Denis (Eduardo Valdarnini) and takes a job working in a bakery owned by the extremely hunky Luca (Gianmarco Saurino). He also starts having numerous hot sexual encounters with eligible men.

Through this process, Antonio discovers that it was wrong to give up his independence for the sake of his past relationship.

As sweet and silky as the ingredient which serves as the title, Mascarpone is the perfect gay date movie, blending sexy men, endearing characters and charming humor.

Having premiered to great acclaim at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, this flavorful gay treat is sure to delight. There is also a sequel, Mascarpone: The Rainbow Cake, which will be available on Dekkoo later this month.

Watch the trailer for Mascarpone below. The film is now streaming on Dekkoo.

Short Film Spotlight: Boychick

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 hunky male classmate. If only Boychick had the courage to face up to his desires.

As if by magic, along comes his idol, a pop star by the name of Ashley Hart (Lindsey Girardot). She arrives just at the right time, ready to give our lonely, long-suffering protagonist the hip-strutting, hair-flicking confidence he desperately craves.

Originally released in 2001, this crowd-pleasing 12-minute comedy from writer, director and producer Glenn Gaylord won over 14 different awards at LGBTQ+ festivals.

Boychick is finally back to slay once again! The short film is now streaming on Dekkoo!

The sexy new gay rom-com ‘300 Letters’ takes a unique look at post-breakup introspection

A sexy and original romantic gay comedy from Argentina, 300 Letters follows Jero and Tom (Cristian Mariani and Gastón Frías), a handsome, successful and seemingly perfect couple.

Tom is a finance bro and CrossFit jock while Jero, the more sensitive of the two, is into poetry. Their love affair ends, rather abruptly, on their first anniversary. Tom abandons Jero and leaves him a breakup letter and an “anniversary gift” as the only explanation.

The “gift” is a box containing 299 letters, all written throughout the duration of their relationship. Completely blindsided, Jero reads through each of them in order. Each confession reveals a new version of Tom he never truly knew, turning their “love story” into something far more complicated, shocking and disturbing.

A darkly funny, unconventional breakup movie from Lucas Santa Ana, the director behind Bromance and Blue Lights, 300 Letters plays like a romantic comedy in reverse – a post-mortem on a failed relationship.

Watch the trailer for 300 Letters below. The film is now streaming on Dekkoo.

Short Film Spotlight: Totems

During a wake for their close friend Bastien, who died before his time, a group of close-knit friends have a conversation with his mother. Learning that she intends to go to Bastien’s apartment that evening to pack up his things, they have a sudden revelation.

Quickly, the friends find themselves on an unusually altruistic mission to get to the apartment and remove Bastien’s impressively large selection of sex toys before his mother can discover them for herself.

Totems follows this group of friends during their trip, as each of them are confronted with their feelings of loss while realizing how much Bastien truly meant to them.

Darkly funny and deeply touching while never shying away from taboo topics, this intimate short film from French writer, director and co-star Arthur Cahn is a testament to the power of friendship, especially during times of grief.

Totems is now available on Dekkoo.

Get hooked up with the ten-episode gay comedy series ‘The Hosts’ – now available on Dekkoo!

The new gay series The Hosts explores the intimate and often complicated interactions that occur before and after sexual encounters with strangers.

After a painful breakup from a long-term, open relationship, Jason (Ben Odom) decides to use a popular hook-up app to reintegrate himself into the gay dating scene.

This ten-episode series documents his ten different hook-up experiences, capturing the vulnerabilities and fraught dynamics that exist in these encounters, told with a larger story through the individual perspectives of the “host” characters – meaning the different strangers whose apartments Jason visits.

Featuring a wide array of New York-based talent both behind and in front of the camera, creator, writer, executive producer and lead actor Ben Odom has fashioned a unique, funny, sexy and often alarmingly relatable look at how we modern gay men present ourselves in the bedroom.

Watch the trailer for The Hosts below. All ten episodes of the first season are available now on Dekkoo!

Watch the trailer for the new season of ‘Danny Will Die Alone’ – premiering February 12th!

Lead actor and creator Jack Tracy will soon be returning, alongside co-star Jordan Bell, for a brand-new season of the Dekkoo-original series Danny Will Die Alone!

Picking up after the cliffhanger ending of Season Two, the new season follows the newly estranged Danny and Matty as they each go about their own separate dating adventures in New York City.

While Danny continues his exhausting search for Mr. Right, Matty begins to realize that he may want something more substantial than what he had previously been looking for. Along the way, this third and final season tackles polyamory, sex work, divorce, therapy, vegans, Gen Z, speed dating, sex parties and so much more.

Lauded by critics for its shock-value comedy and sharp observations on the particulars of modern romance and the gay dating scene, Danny Will Die Alone has built a loving cult following.

The complete Seasons One and Two are available on Dekkoo now. With new episodes dropping weekly, Season Three debuts on February 12th, just in time for Valentines Day, and concludes with the Series Finale on March 19th – only on Dekkoo!

Watch the new trailer for Season Three of Danny Will Die Alone below!

The rock n’ roll romance ‘Throuple,’ a Dekkoo-original film, is now available to stream!

Gay singer-songwriter Michael (Michael Doshier) is hopeless when it comes to expressing himself. When he meets Georgie and Connor (Tommy Heleringer and Stanton Plummer-Cambridge), a married couple, their nonchalant hook-up turns into a night of vulnerability that none of them expected.

As the couple challenges him to open up about his feelings, Michael ignites a new flicker of excitement in their marriage. His world is soon thrown into chaos, however, when everyone in his social circle begins making life-altering decisions that leave him feeling abandoned. He must decide whether to finally open up and go after what he wants or watch his dreams slip away.

From director Greyson Horst and screenwriter/star Michael Doshier, Throuple is a colorful and sexy new rock n’ roll romance about one man’s journey to live and love openly… while creating a few new songs along the way.

Watch the trailer for Throuple below. This brand-new exclusive is now available to stream on Dekkoo!