Exploring LGBTQ+ Life in Singapore: People Like Us Season 3

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

Picking back up with our central group, Season Three finds Joel (Josh Crowe) dealing with grief, struggling with the dating scene and binge-eating his feelings. Meanwhile, Ridzwan (Ifran Kasban) distracts himself with work and sex as Isaac (Steven Lim) falls deeper into his substance addiction. Finally, post-‘honeymoon phase,’ Rai (Hemant Ashoka) and Haniff (Syaheeran Othman) are facing new and unexpected challenges as a serodiscordant couple, one being HIV+ and one HIV-.

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

Watch the trailer for the newest season below and catch up on all the drama of People Like Us on Dekkoo. All three seasons are available now.

Dark Comedy: Stimulants and Empathogens Review

An award-winning dark comedy from Poland, Stimulants and Empathogens follows Antek (Michal Murawski), a closeted gay teen from a wealthy family.

At the start of the film, Antek is harboring a hopeless crush on Kuba (Gracjan Kosyl), a fellow teen who just happens to be a drug dealer.

Looking to get closer, Antek invites Kuba to his family’s villa under the pretext of another deal. What he doesn’t know, however, is that Kuba is on a mission, ordered by his superiors in the drug trade, his father and brother. They suspect that Antek may be reselling their product at a profit.

What begins as a romantic comedy of errors soon turns into a social satire rollercoaster of clashing cultures.

Watch the trailer for Stimulants and Empathogens below. The short film is now streaming on Dekkoo.

Front Cover: A Heartfelt LGBTQ+ Love Story

Ryan (Jake Choi) is a handsome fashion stylist living in New York City. He openly rejects his traditional Asian-American upbringing, fearing that it will prevent him from enjoying his life as an openly gay man.

Everything starts to change, however, when Ryan is given an assignment and begins working with Ning (James Chen), a famous and alluring Chinese actor.

Despite a rocky start, an unlikely romance develops between the two, leading Ryan to re-examine his roots and consider an enticing new path for his career, as well as his love life.

With Front Cover, Ray Yeung, the acclaimed director behind Cut Sleeve Boys, All Shall Be Well and Twilight’s Kiss, crafts a tender and entertaining look at clashing cultures and the ultimate triumph of romance, guaranteed to make you swoon.

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

The Magic of First Kisses in LGBTQ+ Films

First Kiss: Where Every Love Story Begins

There’s nothing quite like a first kiss—the moment nerves, excitement, and possibility collide.

With our newest Dekkoo Select, “First Kiss,” we’re celebrating that spark: the instant when attraction becomes something more. This curated collection of LGBTQ+ romance films captures the beauty, vulnerability, and thrill of first love across cultures and experiences.

Films That Capture the Spark

At the heart of this collection is First Kiss, a tender coming-of-age story set in Madrid, where a shy teen’s long-awaited date turns into a life-changing moment.

You’ll also find:

My Partner — a heartfelt exploration of young love and identity set against the backdrop of Hawaii
I Love You More — a bold, messy, and honest look at attraction and emotional complexity

Each film brings a unique perspective, but they all share one thing: that unforgettable moment when everything changes.

A Global Look at Queer First Love

From Europe to the U.S. and beyond, Dekkoo Select: First Kiss highlights stories from around the world—proving that the excitement of first love is universal.

These films explore:

the courage to be vulnerable
the joy of connection
the discovery of identity

Whether soft and tender or bold and unexpected, every story captures the emotional intensity of that first spark.

Why First Kisses Matter

A first kiss is more than romance—it’s a turning point.

It’s about stepping into who you are, taking emotional risks, and embracing connection. These films don’t just show love—they show the moment it begins.

Watch Dekkoo Select: First Kiss

Ready to feel the butterflies?

Watch Dekkoo Select: First Kiss now on Dekkoo and rediscover the magic of queer first love.