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Elijah’s Ashes (2017) – A Dark Comedy About Family, Identity, and Acceptance

Short Films Elijah’s Ashes (2017) – A Dark Comedy About Family, Identity, and Acceptance

Director: Ryan Barton-Grimley Writer: Ari Schneider, Ryan Barton-Grimley Country: USA Genre: Comedy, Dark Comedy, Drama Language: English Duration: 87 min Stars: Ari Schneider, Christinna Chauncey, Matthew Craig, Ryan Barton-Grimley, Toni Charline A Journey Full of Egos, Ashes, and Self-Discovery Elijah’s Ashes breaks away from the typical indie comedy mold. It’s loud, chaotic, uncomfortable, and unapologetically queer when it needs to be. At its heart, it’s about two half-brothers—distant…

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Short Films 2025-03-28
Dream Boy (2008): When First Love Collides with Dark Family Truths

Short Films Dream Boy (2008): When First Love Collides with Dark Family Truths

Director: James Bolton Writer: James Bolton, Jim Grimsley Country: USA Genre: Drama, Romance Language: English Duration: 88 min Stars: Diana Scarwid, Max Roeg, Nick Ericson, Owen Beckman, Randy Wayne, Rickie Lee Jones, Stephan Bender, Thomas Jay Ryan, Tom Gilroy, Tricia Mara Dream Boy (2008) James Bolton’s Dream Boy (2008) intertwines a delicate romance with dark, haunting elements, delving into the tender yet complicated bond shared by two gay teenagers in rural Louisiana…

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Short Films 2025-03-22
For Years to Come (2023) – A Queer Dramedy About Grief, Love, and Unexpected Connections

Short Films For Years to Come (2023) – A Queer Dramedy About Grief, Love, and Unexpected Connections

Director: Micah Stuart Writer: James Patrick Nelson Country: USA Genre: Comedy, Drama, Short film Language: English Duration: 27 min Stars: James Patrick Nelson, Jason Wayne Wong, Jay DeYonker, Kristy Munden, Richard Riehle, Samia Mounts, Suzanne Ford What’s the Story in *For Years to Come? If you’ve ever experienced laughing through your tears, or cried when sharing a kiss, For Years to Come is that kind of film that totally…

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Short Films 2025-03-22
Monsoon (2019) – A Quiet Film About Love, Culture, and Finding Where You Belong

Short Films Monsoon (2019) – A Quiet Film About Love, Culture, and Finding Where You Belong

Director: Hong Khaou Writer: Hong Khaou Country: Hong Kong, UK Genre: Drama, Romance Language: English, French, Vietnamese Duration: 85 min Stars: David Tran, Dinh Xuan Va, Edouard Leo, Henry Golding, Ho Nhi, Lam Anh Dao, Le Hoang Minh, Mach Su, Molly Harris, Nguyen Hau, Nicola Taggart, Olivia Hearn, Parker Sawyers, Peter Phan, Phan Bao Ngoc, Sap Bui, Võ Liên, William Do A Journey Back to a Forgotten Home in Monsoon (2019) Monsoon (2019) tells the poignant story of Kit, a British-Vietnamese man…

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Short Films 2025-03-22
Lazy Eye (2016) – Can You Ever Rekindle Lost Love?

Short Films Lazy Eye (2016) – Can You Ever Rekindle Lost Love?

Director: Tim Kirkman Writer: Tim Kirkman Country: USA Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance Language: English Duration: 87 min Stars: Aaron Costa Ganis, Debbie Jaffe, Drew Barr, Harrison Givens, Lucas Near-Verbrugghe, Michael Rubenstone, Michaela Watkins, Renée Willett **Detailed Plot Summary for *Lazy Eye* (2016)** *Lazy Eye* (2016), directed by Tim Kirkman, is a poignant drama that follows the reunion of two men after 15 years, exploring the emotional complexities of love, regret,…

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Short Films 2025-03-22
The Way Out (2022) An Intense Thriller by Barry Jay

Short Films The Way Out (2022) An Intense Thriller by Barry Jay

Director: Barry Jay Writer: Barry Jay Country: USA Genre: Drama, Horror, Mistery, Thriler Language: English Duration: 94 min Stars: Alison Robertson, Amy Chang, Anthony Ruiz, Ashleigh Murray, D’Arquoia Connor, Damien Diaz, Ed Gonzalez Moreno, Evan Todd, Jonny Beauchamp, Mack Kuhr, Mike Manning, Mitch Silpa, Muhammed Mustafa Özdemir, Nicholas Scott, Nick Theurer, Rena Bobbs, Sherri Shepherd, Trey Gerrald **Introduction** *The Way Out* (2022) is a captivating psychological thriller directed and written by Barry Jay. This intense film delves into deep psychological struggles,…

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Short Films 2025-03-22
Land of Storms (Viharsarok, 2014) – Between Love and Violence in Rural Hungary

Short Films Land of Storms (Viharsarok, 2014) – Between Love and Violence in Rural Hungary

In Land of Storms (2014), a young footballer leaves everything behind, only to find himself caught between passion, identity, and society’s harsh judgment. A raw and gripping tale of self-discovery, forbidden love, and the struggle to be free—this Hungarian drama pulls no punches. Are you ready for the storm? Szabolcs quits football against his father’s…

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Short Films 2025-03-20
Patrik, Age 1.5 (2008)

Short Films Patrik, Age 1.5 (2008)

Patrik, Age 1.5 A gay couple excited to adopt a 15-month-old baby is shocked when a mistake brings them a troubled 15-year-old homophobic teen instead. As they navigate unexpected challenges, the film blends humor and heartfelt moments to break stereotypes and showcase the transformative power of love and acceptance. Director: Ella Lemhagen Writer: Ella Lemhagen, Michael Druker Country: Sweden…

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Short Films 2025-03-20
In the Grayscale (2015) – A Story About the Relationship Between a Gay Man and His Bisexual Friend

Short Films In the Grayscale (2015) – A Story About the Relationship Between a Gay Man and His Bisexual Friend

Bruno is a successful architect who seemingly has a perfect life—a stable marriage and a child. However, an inner void and dissatisfaction lead him to temporarily separate from his wife in search of deeper meaning. Meanwhile, he is commissioned to design a new architectural landmark in Santiago. To research historical references, he collaborates with Fer,…

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Short Films 2025-03-20
I Want to Get Married (2011) – Watch and read Review of a Romantic Gay Comedy

Short Films I Want to Get Married (2011) – Watch and read Review of a Romantic Gay Comedy

This quirky comedy follows the story of Paul Roll, a lovable nerd who has achieved everything he set his mind to—except finding a man. After witnessing his best friends’ marriage just six days before Election Day in 2008, Paul realizes that he desperately wants to get married too. I Want to Get Married (2011) Can…

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Short Films 2025-03-20
Drown (2015): a film by Dean Francis

Short Films Drown (2015): a film by Dean Francis

Drown is essentially the tale of Len, an experienced surfer and a member of surf lifesaving club who struggles with personal demons. When a new and openly gay member of the lifeguard team, Phil, starts working with the team, Len’s homophobic tendencies and the norms of toxic masculinity are highlighted. Jealous and confused, Len’s character…

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Short Films 2025-03-20
The War Boys (2009): Experience the Film That Boldly Explores Sexuality and Friendship – Watch Online Now

Short Films The War Boys (2009): Experience the Film That Boldly Explores Sexuality and Friendship – Watch Online Now

The War Boys (2009) Director: Ron Daniels Writer: Bruce McLeod, Naomi Wallace Country: USA Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance Language: English, Spanish Duration: 93 min Stars: Benjamin Walker, Brian J. Smith, Danielle Chavez, Debrianna Mansini, Matthew Page, Micaela Nevárez, Peter Gallagher, Ross Kelly, Teresa Yenque, Victor Rasuk, William Sterchi Ever wondered how far friendship can go when boundaries blur and secrets unravel? The War Boys (2009) takes you on a gripping journey of three friends whose…

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Short Films 2025-03-20
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