Inquisition
The station is falling apart, and an inquisitor arrives to root out sleeper agents.
Pastis
Three friends share drinks before a night out, but as drugs and pounding techno blur reality, two of them become fixated on uncovering the mysterious woman who has captured their friend’s heart.
Demonboy
A reclusive twenty-something develops an all-consuming obsession with another man he encounters on the internet.
After His Death
Following her father’s death, Ayelet discovers his secret affair with another man. Despite her mother’s disapproval, she resolves to meet her father’s lover.
Everyman
A personal, visual essay about gender transition – focusing on the social context and implications and exploring how the world is different living as female compared to being perceived as male. Jack tells his story by using and reframing gender focused tropes and imagery from popular culture, mythology, history and art.
Orizaba’s Peak
In a bistro, a conversation between friends reveals latent prejudices and assumptions about sexuality, sparking revelations and misunderstandings that challenge their perceptions of freedom and identity.
Four Quartets
As Raf immerses himself in the vibrant atmosphere of a queer club one night, he wrestles with finding his place in the crowd, eventually surrendering to the music and discovering his own rhythm.
Same Difference
Twin brothers Leon and Noel find themselves in a love triangle with Abi until Noel makes a surprising declaration of his own.
Blue Kiss
Joe, a gay dancer, is forced to face the lingering pain of his breakup with Henry when he’s asked to return the hoodie Henry left behind.
The Meaning of It All
A collection of handsome young men brought into a studio to photograph for a book project. So there are clips of him interviewing them, shooting photos and even having physical encounters.
Paisley & Willis
When two incompetent gardeners accidentally derail a political fundraiser, they embark on a desperate struggle to prevent their sexy boss from finding out.
Stray Dogs Come Out at Night
In Karachi, migrant sex worker Iqbal struggles to accept his illness. Seeking a brief escape from the weight of his circumstances, he persuades his uncle to join him on a day trip to the beach, where the vast Arabian Sea offers a fleeting sense of freedom.
Filip
Seven-year-old Filip grapples with discovering an unexpected interaction between his older brother and best friend, challenging his admiration and understanding of relationships.
Dawn
During his evening commute, Tye interprets a stranger’s glance as a racist insult and decides to track him down for a confrontation. However, his assumptions about race, prejudice, and sexuality are challenged when he discovers that the man he targeted is actually his younger brother’s partner, forcing him to confront his own beliefs.
To the Marriage of True Minds
Separated by conflict and geography, two Iraqi refugees reunite in the UK through a poetic connection forged by Shakespearean verse and symbolic paper boat.
Severance
In fear of being outed at work, Matt switches personalities based on the environment he finds himself inhabiting. He has spent his life keeping these two worlds separate, but what happens when they collide?
Earth
Arturo and Sagi find each other to say goodbye like two stars that have fallen onto the earth to see its wonders before dying.
Stud Country
Delves into the 50 year history of queer line dancing in Los Angeles.
One Third
Three friends find their friendship unexpectedly complicated when an innocent prank about being gay takes a surprising turn.
Say U Will
It’s past midnight on New Year’s Eve. Marcus, broke and new to town, catches a break when Ray picks him up at a warehouse party. But when the cops bust the party – and their otherwise casual encounter – each is pushed to try something new.
The Fix
A mild-mannered fast-food worker seeks out a controversial cure for his overwhelming oral obsession, in this goofy farce – which is also a not-so-subtle sendup of so-called “gay reparative therapy.”
How Did You Know I Was Gay?
A candid conversation among several queer individuals reflecting on their experiences of staying in the closet and the journey of coming out.
You Like That
In Edinburgh, an introverted gay American student yearns for the romantic ideals he has read about in 19th-century literature.
Amsterdam
Matt’s night takes an unexpected turn as he hits it off with a handsome stranger at the farewell party of his best friend.
Ajar
Twentysomething Bruno moves in to become roommates with Felipe. Before long, Felipe realizes he is feeling attracted to his roommate, a desire he was not expecting, and that he is not prepared for.
Christian
Yang develops infatuation with Charles, his best friend’s handsome new roommate. When he learns that Charles comes from a devoutly Christian family, Yang begins grappling with the complexities of identity and religion
Fresh Like Strawberries
A woman strives to maintain tenuous relationships with her absent husband and gay son, who is bringing his boyfriend to dinner for the first time.