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Shabbat Dinner

Directed by Michael Morgenstern

William Shore finds connection at a chaotic Shabbat dinner amidst New York's upper-class tensions and a stranger's secret.
Shabbat Dinner is a warm gay short film about two teenage boys unexpectedly finding connection during a family dinner. Michael Morgenstern uses the domestic setting beautifully, allowing cultural expectation, curiosity and first attraction to unfold without unnecessary drama. The chemistry between the boys gives the film a gentle and very natural sweetness.

Shabbat Dinner

Directed by Michael Morgenstern

William Shore finds connection at a chaotic Shabbat dinner amidst New York's upper-class tensions and a stranger's secret.
GFM Xtra is required to view this content.

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Shabbat Dinner is a warm gay short film about two teenage boys unexpectedly finding connection during a family dinner. Michael Morgenstern uses the domestic setting beautifully, allowing cultural expectation, curiosity and first attraction to unfold without unnecessary drama. The chemistry between the boys gives the film a gentle and very natural sweetness.

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