The Boy Who Jumped Out is a very brief Danish gay short film about a teenager rejected by his family and forced to depend on friendship for the acceptance he has lost at home. Jeppe Bundsgaard Sørensen works with limited time and simple means, but the directness gives the story an earnest emotional pull and keeps its focus firmly on isolation, loyalty and survival.
The Boy Who Jumped Out is a very brief Danish gay short film about a teenager rejected by his family and forced to depend on friendship for the acceptance he has lost at home. Jeppe Bundsgaard Sørensen works with limited time and simple means, but the directness gives the story an earnest emotional pull and keeps its focus firmly on isolation, loyalty and survival.
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