The Dead Boys’ Club

Directed by Mark Christopher

Toby, wearing the shoes of his cousin's deceased lover, experiences visions of New York's pre-AIDS gay scene, grappling with newfound confidence and identity amidst lingering grief.

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The Dead Boys’ Club is a gay short film that blends humour, fantasy and AIDS-era grief with unusual warmth. Rather than reducing a lost generation of gay men to tragedy, Mark Christopher gives remembrance a celebratory spirit, allowing friendship, memory and magic to coexist with genuine sadness.

The Dead Boys’ Club

Directed by Mark Christopher

Toby, wearing the shoes of his cousin's deceased lover, experiences visions of New York's pre-AIDS gay scene, grappling with newfound confidence and identity amidst lingering grief.

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The Dead Boys’ Club is a gay short film that blends humour, fantasy and AIDS-era grief with unusual warmth. Rather than reducing a lost generation of gay men to tragedy, Mark Christopher gives remembrance a celebratory spirit, allowing friendship, memory and magic to coexist with genuine sadness.