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For many gay men, feelings of guilt and shame follow bouts of confidence like clockwork. These shorts are as much about treading carefully with negative self-doubt as they are about assessing risky scenarios. In each of these sweet, sexy, and sometimes unsettling films, empowerment arises only out of tough internal battles faced by men, young and old, from various walks of life. Showcasing new work from exciting voices in queer American film, this assured collection of dramatic narratives mines the battlefield of romance, sex, and self-destructive impulses and unearths powerful examples of perseverance.
Set to a dreamy song and shot with fresh vérité vision, Baby follows a young man through the Bronx on a Saturday and quietly builds into a beautiful ode to first love.
When a young dancer moves to San Francisco in the early 1980s, signs of a sickness test his relationships, as well as his lifelong dream in this strikingly photographed and stirring portrait.
The painful, sexy, fumbling encounters of gay college life are brought joyfully to life in Michael Witkes' sweet and insightful new web series, Interested In.
A young gay man (Michael Hsu Rosen) grows increasingly entangled in the marriage of an older gay couple (Michael Urie and Ken Barnett) in the newest short film from gifted filmmaker Matthew Puccini.
After a chance meeting with an attractive stranger, a spellbound admirer returns to the same bar and tries to recreate his first encounter. With each nightly visit, a far more sinister and surreal pattern emerges beneath this man’s naïve attempts.
Down-and-out Xavier seizes an opportunity with an older man on a lonely night in New York City in this exceptional short directed by actor Wesley Taylor.
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