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The Memories (Cambodia Mini-Series)

Review The Memories (Cambodia Mini-Series)

Originating from Cambodia’s independent production house OxygenZ Station, this modestly budgeted BL mini-series represents an uncommon contribution from a nation not typically associated with boys’ love content. The narrative centers on Phano, a young man secure in his gay identity yet enduring societal torment and discrimination. Comprising merely four episodes—with the initial three spanning 35-45…

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Review 2025-06-27
Lillies Not For Me (UK)

Review Lillies Not For Me (UK)

Conversion and aversion therapies represent a profoundly troubling period in LGBTQ+ history. Psychiatric institutions subjected gay men to invasive surgical procedures, chemical treatments, and electrical experiments in attempts to change their sexual orientation. This film presents a historical depiction of these traumatic practices and their devastating consequences, set against the backdrop of 1920s Britain. Simultaneously,…

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Review 2025-06-11
Puls: Season 1 & 2 (Danish Series) [Pulse]

Review Puls: Season 1 & 2 (Danish Series) [Pulse]

It’s surprising that this 2020 miniseries didn’t receive the attention it deserved compared to other shows of its kind. Pulse follows the lives of seven friends in a quiet suburb near Copenhagen, whose relationships become increasingly tangled as long-held secrets come to light. The central theme revolves around a same-sex relationship and explores the extremes…

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Review 2025-06-11
Blue Boys (Korean Mini-Series)

Review Blue Boys (Korean Mini-Series)

A concise Korean mini-series spanning eight episodes, each approximately 12-14 minutes long, presents narrative limitations in its storytelling depth. Although the plot appears straightforward, its progression feels protracted, with rival characters primarily introduced to manufacture artificial dramatic tension. While the fundamental narrative lacks significant flaws, a more focused and streamlined approach could substantially enhance viewer…

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Review 2025-06-11
Drive Back Home (Canada)

Review Drive Back Home (Canada)

Set in 1970s Canada during a transitional period when homosexuality had been decriminalized yet remained socially unacceptable, this road trip drama explores the complex relationship between two brothers. Beginning as a dark comedy, the narrative gradually evolves into a poignant emotional journey based on the director’s personal family history involving his grandfather and great-uncle. The…

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Review 2025-05-11
Big Boys: Season 3 (UK Series)

Review Big Boys: Season 3 (UK Series)

It’s truly gratifying that this series continued beyond its second season, as I expressed in my earlier review – I wasn’t prepared to say goodbye to these compelling characters. The final season delivers an extraordinary conclusion that lives up to expectations. While this marks the end of the journey, what a remarkable finale it proves…

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Review 2025-05-11
Blessing Of Love (Thai Mini-Series)

Review Blessing Of Love (Thai Mini-Series)

This four-episode mini-series presents a straightforward BL narrative with a supernatural element. Despite its brief runtime of approximately 22 minutes per episode, the story might have been more effectively conveyed as a short written piece. However, the production appears to have prioritized promotional marketing for its sponsors, which becomes quite overt throughout the series. Originating…

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Review 2025-05-11
Seré breve al momento de morir (Spanish) [Dying Briefly]

Review Seré breve al momento de morir (Spanish) [Dying Briefly]

This Mexican dance drama carries a distinctly raw, homemade aesthetic, yet fails to deliver on its evident artistic aspirations. The production’s excessive earnestness results in narrative confusion, leaving viewers questioning character motivations and plot developments. While the premise shows promise, the underdeveloped characters prevent meaningful emotional engagement with their psychological journeys. The potential love triangle…

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Review 2025-05-11
Fight For Love (Vietnamese Series)

Review Fight For Love (Vietnamese Series)

This engaging Vietnamese drama maintains excellent narrative focus without unnecessary diversions. Comprising just seven episodes, each 22 to 30 minutes in length, it offers an easily digestible viewing experience centered around a compelling BL romance. The storyline presents a pure and touching love narrative. The plot begins when Binh accidentally collides with Thang, resulting in…

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Review 2025-05-11
Une Dernière Nuit De Toi (French) [One Last Night Of You]

Review Une Dernière Nuit De Toi (French) [One Last Night Of You]

Exploring the profound themes of life’s value and the complexities of human despair, this atmospheric drama attempts to examine what drives individuals to contemplate suicide while simultaneously celebrating the preciousness of existence. While the premise holds significant promise, the film’s execution regrettably falls short of its ambitious aspirations. For such delicate subject matter, establishing genuine…

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Review 2025-05-08
Single, Out: Season 2 (Australia) (Web Series)

Review Single, Out: Season 2 (Australia) (Web Series)

While I thoroughly enjoyed the first season of this series, I must express my disappointment with how season 2 failed to meet expectations. Adam’s humorous antics in season one brought numerous laughs and smiles, but in this installment, his behavior felt contrived. The seven-episode season, with each episode running approximately 20 minutes, picks up where…

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Review 2025-05-08
Reir, Cantar, Tal Vez Llorar (Spanish) [To Laugh, To Sing, Perchance to Cry]

Review Reir, Cantar, Tal Vez Llorar (Spanish) [To Laugh, To Sing, Perchance to Cry]

The film I recently viewed was profoundly disappointing in both execution and production quality. What could have been a compelling narrative about love and societal perceptions of immigrants instead came across as amateurish at best. While the core story concept showed promise—a transgender hairdresser in Barcelona forming an unlikely romance with a young Moroccan immigrant—the…

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Review 2025-05-08
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