Director/Writer: David Davila
Genre: Short movie
Coutry:USA
Duration: 4 min
Starring Brendan Daugherty, Nick Cocchetto, Rachel Flores
A kinky Grindr hook-up goes very wrong.
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An Insecure Man Embraces His Desire to Become a Power Bottom in Kevin Rios’ Comedy ‘THE SHIT! An Opera’
After a particularly impressive trip to the bathroom, Frankie is inspired to bottom for the first time.
Director/Writer: Kevin Rios
Genre: Short movie
Country: USA
Duration: 7 min
Stars: Frankie Kraft, Juan Martin Matamoros
PREMIERED ON DIRECTOR’S NOTES:
directorsnotes.com/2019/04/04/kevin-rios-the-shit-an-opera/
Iris Prize Nominee 2018
Programmer’s Award @ Bushwick Film Festival 2018
Best Screenplay @ Las Vegas Queer Arts Film Festival 2018
Official Selections:
Wicked Queer: Boston LGBT Film Festival 2018
Inside Out: Toronto LGBT Film Festival 2018
Iris Prize Film Festival 2018
Bushwick Film Festival 2018
Hong Kong LGBT Film Festival 2018
Out on Film: Atlanta’s LGBT Film Festival 2018
OUT CT: Connecticut’s LGBT Film Festival 2018
Key West Film Festival 2018
Las Vegas Queer Arts Film Festival 2018
North Carolina’s Gay & Lesbian Film Festival 2018
Nonplussed Fest 2018
Reeling 2019: Chicago’s LGBTQ+ International Film Festival
Roze Filmdagen Amsterdam’s LGBT Film Festival 2019
Melbourne Queer Film Festival 2019
Freibrug Queer Film Festival 2019
Queer Screen’s 26th Mardi Gras Film Festival 2019
Lovers Film Festival, Torino LGBTQI Visions 2019
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I would like to tell you
CAPTIONS (CC) IN: English | French | Russian | Serbian
There is a maze which is too difficult to get out from. In the search of the road, Alejandro met with the army of nine soldiers. First, the secret. Second, the fear. Third, the dream. Fourth, the fantasy. Fifth, the color. Sixth, the happiness. Seventh, the freedom. Eighth, the love. Ninth, the reality. What happens when he get out of the maze? Life.
DIRECTED BY: Stefan M. Mladenovic
STARRING: Stefan M. Mladenovic
SCREENPLAY BY: Stefan M. Mladenovic
based on two novels LA TOGA Y EL DIVÁN II: CAPITULO IV – INSOMNIO by Yolanda Pinto Cebrián and ALEJANDRO by Caroline Rebolledo Ospino
PRODUCED BY: MMD Studio & Stefan M. Mladenovic
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Miroslav Mitic
EDITING: Miroslav Mitic
MAKE-UP ARTIST: Dunja Ciric
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When there’s a crazy hot guy in the gym and you try to look cool…and fail!
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Rita (2012–)
Jeppe’s Gay Storyline are scenes about Jeppe and his Story from a Danish TV Show known as ‘Rita’.
Rita:
Following the life of a very outspoken and rebellious woman, Rita is a school teacher who is competent in the classroom, but seems to need a teacher of her own, when it comes to her personal life.
Christian Torpe is the creator and writer for the Danish series Rita, which is available in the U.S. on Netflix.
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Jamie (2016)
Jamie, a quiet loner in his early twenties, is clumsily looking for his first relationship. Shy and lacking self-confidence, his past experiences with men have yielded disappointing results. One Sunday, he meets up with Ben after chatting with him on a dating app. As they spend the afternoon together, Jamie begins to wonder if he has finally met his match.
JAMIE was one of five short films selected by BFI Flare and the British Council for broadcast on BFI Player and the British Council’s Youtube channel as part of the 2017 #FiveFilms4Freedom ‘Love is a Human Right’ Campaign.
Garnering over a million views on various platforms since, JAMIE has screened at over 50 festivals worldwide and was winner of the ALTERNATIVE SPIRIT (LGBTQ+) AWARD at the 2016 Rhode Island International Film Festival. JAMIE is distributed by Peccadillo Films on their Boys On Film Label.
FESTIVALS
Melbourne Queer Film Festival, Melbourne, Australia, 2018. Official Selection.
Festival de Ciné de Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Spain, 2017. Official Selection.
Shanghai Queer Film Festival, Shanghai, China, 2017. Official Selection.
Weiterstadt Queer Filmfest, Weiterstadt, Germany, 2017. Official Selection.
Tallgrass Film Festival, Wichita, Kansas, USA, 2017. Official Selection.
Vilnius LGBT Festival “KREIVĖS”, Vilnus, Lithuania, 2017. Official Selection.
Festival du Cinéma de la Ville de Québec, Quebec City, Canada, 2017. Official Selection.
Shorts Mexico – Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Mexico, Mexico City, 2017. Official Selection, Queer Showcase.
Concorto Film Festival, Pontenure, Piacenza, Italy, 2017. Official Selection.
Revolution Me Film Festival, New York, NY, USA, 2017. Official Selection.
Molise Cinema Festival, Molise, Italy, 2017. Official Selection.
Indy Film Fest, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, 2017. Official Selection.
North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Durham, NC, USA, 2017. Official Selection.
Rio Gender & Sexuality Film Festival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2017. Official Selection.
Fastnet Film Festival, Schull, Ireland, 2017. Official Selection.
Buddha International Film Festival, Pune, Maharashtra, India, 2017. Official Selection.
Mix Festival Mexico City, 2017. Official Selection.
East End Film Festival, 2017. Official Selection.
BFI Flare London LGBT Film Festival 2017 *SELECTED FOR THE #Fivefilms4freedom CAMPAIGN*
Watersprite Film Festival, Cambridge, U.K. 2017
Roze Filmdagen Amsterdam LGBTQ Film Festival 2017
London Short Film Festival 2017 – *NOMINATED BEST STUDENT SHORT*
Sardinia Queer Short Film Festival 2016 – Sardinia Queer Award Competition
Uppsala International Film Festival 2016 – Queer Fiction Program
TWIST Seattle Queer Film Festival 2016 – Best Short Film Competition
Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival 2016 – Best Narrative Short Competition *WINNER: ALTERNATIVE SPIRIT AWARD*
Queer Sicilia Film Fest 2016 – Queer Short Competition
Director’s Statement
‘Jamie’ is intended as a simple portrait, telling the story of an emotional awakening that takes place in ordinary circumstances, but is nonetheless life-changing and formative for its protagonist. The film reveals the private emotional struggle of its shy and introverted central character and was conceived as a quiet drama, uncovering the major conflicts in Jamie’s life as he unexpectedly discloses them to a stranger over the course of an afternoon. The dialogue was written to be intimate, personal and touching. I intended to make ‘Jamie’ a conversational film; one in which the naturalistic tone and style would imply a kind of ‘realism’ in the encounter between the two characters. I wanted to go on a journey with a character that struggles and falters in his search for love, not because of traditional external obstacles, but because of the internal ones that are working their way to the surface. ‘Jamie’ is about opening up with both another person and with oneself.
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Watch film here : https://vimeo.com/147742438
Impact tells the story of the mental journey of a high diver in the seconds before his jump.
Impact is a world first in several respects:
The vertical format – 4K – 1000fps slow-motion – the environment (underwater and cliffs).
Impact is a team imaging adventure, directed by Jean-Charles Granjon and shot in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of southeast France. This is thus a condensed reflection of the cinematic expertise of Marseille, southeast France.
Lionel Franc, world champion cliff diver head first is the “hero” of Impact.
Impact is also a reflection about the way we use our natural environment. The wonderfull natural sites where we shot this short film is just 7km away from a site wich still undergo a massive pollution by an Alluminium Industry from The City of Gardane, south of France. This has been lasting for 50 years. More than 20 millions tons of toxic wastes are now lying under the surface of mediterranea.
A national Parc was created on this pollution site and you know what? Aluminium industry still have permission to pollut!
If you feel concerne about the protection of your natural film settings, please sign this petition :
collectifslittoral.fr/index.php/fr/petition-contre-les-boues-rouges
Line producer: Bluearth production – Vertical film
Post Production : La planète rouge
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Pig Boy (2017)
Francis is a charismatic, dedicated and reliable young actor with an extensive emotional range and depth. He currently resides in Sydney, Australia where he is working consistently as an actor. He is also a qualified personal trainer and magazine writer. Francis earned a Bachelor’s Degree majoring in ‘Theatre Studies’ and a Master’s Degree in ‘Film, Television and Media Studies’ (with first class honours) from Auckland University. Frances is recognised for his role as ‘Vitus’ in SPARTACUS: VENGEANCE and his core cast role in the web and television series THE HORIZON.
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Doushitemo furetakunai (2014)
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Solemnly/Elegy (2011)
An interracial gay couple, Teo and Dimas, got screwed by their own countries (USA/Indonesia) due to the fact they’re homosexuals. So when, Teo gets sick, they have to figure out a way to be together in Jakarta, Indonesia. They got married in Boston, MA but since the immigration rules are federal. Dimas can’t go back to the USA with Teo. But in Indonesia, they have to deal with Indonesian hospitals that prevents anyone (including Teo) who can’t provide a down payment from getting a treatment. Dimas, after asking Allah for a way out, decides to do the unthinkable in order to get the money.
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Virginity (2015)
Virgindade (original title)
The director talks about his blossoming sexuality, accompanied by some mindless visuals…it’s all a little too disturbing.
Sinopse: Se pudesse, eu voltaria a ser uma criança só pra poder fazer mais do que eu já fiz quando era pequena!
(If I could, I’d become a child once again so I could do more than I did when I was a little girl!)
Elenco: Adriano Lima, Bruno Oliveira, Carlos Fábio, Chico Lacerda, Edilson Lima, Fábio Ramalho, Fabrício França, Felipe Quérette, Joao Vigo, Luís Fernando Moura, Mário Jarbas, Pedro Neves, Rodrigo Almeida e Thalles Oliveira.
Roteiro, direçao, fotografia, som, narraçao, montagem, cartaz: Chico Lacerda.
Assistencia de fotografia: Joao Vigo.
Produçao: Surto & Deslumbramento.
Premios:
Melhor Curta Pernambucano – Recifest – 3o Festival de Cinema da Diversidade Sexual e de genero (Recife, nov/2015).
Melhor Curta Nacional – 9o FOR Rainbow (Fortaleza, out/2015)
Melhor Ediçao – 9o FOR Rainbow (Fortaleza, out/2015)
Premio Especial do Júri – Goiania Mostra Curtas (out/2015; dividido com “Como era gostoso meu cafuçu”)
Melhor Filme de Falo – premio dado ao filme pelo Cachaça Cinema Clube no 26o Festival Internacional de Curtas Metragens de Sao Paulo (ago/2015)
Melhor Montagem – 43o Festival de Cinema de Gramado (ago/2015)
Curta Nacional, Mençao Honrosa – Rio Festival Gay (Rio de Janeiro, jul/2015)
Melhor Direçao – 25o Cine Ceará (Fortaleza, jun/2015)
Melhor Curta pelo Júri Popular – Cine Under Recife (jan/2015)
Festivais:
Cine as Escuras – Mostra Erótica de Cinema Acessível (Recife, mar/2016)
Festcine – Festival de Curtas de Pernambuco (Recife, dez/2015)
CLOSE – Festival Nacional de Cinema da Diversidade Sexual (Porto Alegre, nov/2015)
23o Festival Mix Brasil de Cultura da Diversidade (Sao Paulo, nov/2015)
MIXNYC – 28th New York Queer Experimental Film Festival (nov/2015)
Recifest – 3o Festival de Cinema da Diversidade Sexual e de genero (Recife, nov/2015)
Forumdoc.bh – 19o Festival do Filme Documentário e Etnográfico (nov/2015)
7o Cinecongo – Festival Audiovisual da Paraíba (Congo, nov/2015)
2o Festival de Cinema de Tres Passos (nov/2015)
Curta Cinema 2015 (Rio de Janeiro, nov/2015)
VIII Janela Internacional de Cinema do Recife (nov/2015)
2o Festival de Cinema de Caruaru (nov/2015)
X Panorama Internacional Coisa de Cinema (Salvador/BA, out/2015)
Mostra Cinema Conquista (Vitória da Conquista/BA, out/2015)
15a Goiania Mostra Curtas (out/2015)
9o FOR Rainbow (Fortaleza, out/2015)
Festival de Cinema de Vitória (set/2015)
FIIK 2015 – Festival Internacional de Cine Independente Kino-olho (Rio Claro/SP, set/2015)
IV CachoeiraDoc (Cachoeira/BA, set/2015)
Wotever DIY Film Festival (Londres, ago/2015)
26o Festival Internacional de Curtas Metragens de Sao Paulo (ago/2015)
43o Festival de Cinema de Gramado (ago/2015)
Rio Festival Gay (Rio de Janeiro, jul/2015)
25o Cine Ceará (Fortaleza, jun/2015)
MoDive-se (Campinas, jun/2015)
BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival (mar/2015)
Mostra do Filme Livre (Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, mar-abr/2015)
18a Mostra de Cinema de Tiradentes (Tiradentes, Sao Paulo, jan-mar/2015)
Cine Under Recife (jan/2015)
Outras exibiçoes:
I Seminário Inventando Generos (Joinville, set/2015)
Seminário Memória e Sexualidade (Recife, set/2015)
Porn and Politics (Teresina, jul/2015)
II No Jardim do La Greca – Genero na Arte (Recife, abr/2015)
Lançamento do livro “Utopias da Frivolidade”, de Ângela Prysthon, CAC/UFPE (Recife, jan/2015)
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Kiss Me (2012)
“I know who you are, Kid.”
When your occupation is to tear another man apart, you sometimes have to grapple with unexpected consequences. Especially when you’re as torn as boxer Kid Vargas. Set in the often clandestine world of Latino boxing in East Los Angeles, Kid mentally replays his ring opponent’s death over and over. Outside of the ring, it’s a violent match in his head and his heart: his love-starved wife is begging for affection, his son is looking for a father figure and, within himself, Kid must man up and admit what he really is: a homosexual. Winner Best Student Short Film at the 2012 BendFilm Festival Directed by Jules Nurrish. Principal Cast: Raúl Castillo, Carolyn Zeller, Hansford Prince, Javier Lezama, and Olin Tonatiuh.
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‘Two Men’ – by young Chinese director, Zhao Yuanhao, with choreography by Yang Shao and an original score by Gao Xin. A live dance performance will follow, as well as a Q&A session where you can meet the Director, Assistant Director and members of the cast.
This promises to be a truly magical evening, as POP-UP BEIJING is taken over for one memorable night of glorious story-telling and dance. Don’t miss it!
SUMMARY
The film tells a story from an all-male society – two young men fall in love with each other, but as their relationship becomes deeper, they draw more attention to themselves.
Their “unspeakable love” is surrounded by challenges and accusations – attacked and crushed under the pressure of society. However, although the needs of the few seem unreasonable to the masses, hope remains, love remains, and the passion to honour one’s true self fights on.
As an award-winning experimental movie, the narrative technique is quite different from traditional filmmaking. The story is confined to a fixed stage, rather than told through real-life. Through pure gesture and dance, and with no dialogue, actors subtly yet clearly tell the whole story.
The film-writer and director, Mr Zhao Yuanhao, and assistant director Ms Liu Yiyi will be present with cast members. A special dance performance will take place, and a Q&A session will be held, offering the wonderful opportunity to see the performers in action, and to talk to them about their work.
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My goal is to create performance art that inspires a kinder world for the queer community by challenging social norms, raising questions and starting conversations. I am creating a series of conceptual videos about gender identity, human nature, queer culture and how the world treats individuals who are “different” but exactly the same. The challenge for me is that video production can be very expensive, so please subscribe and stay connected through instagram/facebook to help make future projects possible! By creating performance art that evokes emotion and is undeniably beautiful, I hope to use these creations to deliver important social messages and open minds towards a kinder future.
“Hallelujah” is a concept about choosing kindness, regardless of your religion or beliefs. It tells the story of an individual troubled by the hate in the world, and his partner who is trying to lift him up, and remind him that’s he is beautiful the way he is. This video is inspired by all the hate messages I received after my first creation “THE ARROW”… It is inspired by the protestors I see at every pride with signs of hate. Using religion as a weapon seems so backwards to me. My message is that religion should inspire more kindness and open arms, even towards those you may not understand.
A Film by MATTHEW RICHARDSON | @circusspinner
Director of Creation | Concept + Choreography
DAMIAN SIQUEIROS | @damiansiqueirosphoto
Creative Producer | Production Director | Artistic Advisor
GUILLAUME PAQUIN +
ARTHUR MOREL VAN HYFTE
Featured Artists + Choreography
MAX MACHADO
Cinematographer
GUILLERMO CASTENELLOS
Assistant Camera + BTS
AZIZ ZOROMBA
Assistant Camera + BTS
ROMAIN RABASA
Grip
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Just One Time (1999)
Everyone has a fantasy, and some people don’t openly talk to their lovers about it. I don’t think Anthony is selfish, just honest about his fantasy.
Lane Janger not only stars in the droll new pansexual comedy Just One Time, he also directed and coproduced it and cowrote the script. Developed from a short film of the same name, Janger’s film focuses on straight, macho fireman Anthony (Janger), who pressures his fiancee to fulfill his fantasy that she have sex with another woman “just one time.” She agrees–but only if he’ll sleep with another man. Enter an exuberant gay youth (Guillermo Diaz) and an earthy lesbian (Jennifer Esposito), evidently ready to pair off with the straight lovers as needed.
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The award winning filmmaker voices his support for the Equality Act with an emotional story about his brother’s coming out journey. Text EQUALITY ACT to 472472 to become a Community Co-Sponsor today.
In a deeply emotional moment, Black opens up about his late big brother, Marcus, who came out him when they were on the set of, Milk, a 2008 film that Black wrote.
He discussed how much Marcus enjoyed living in the American South, but that he ‘had to leave to feel safe,’ referencing numerous southern states’ poor protections for LGBTI people.
‘And I saw how that took a toll on him,’ Black says. Marcus died of cancer in 2012.
‘He never, ever knew what it must feel like to live in a place he loved,’ Black adds. ‘To live in a place that he called home. And to do so knowing that the words of our constitution applied to him equally – that he also had the right to pursue happiness and to be free.’
Black also spoke about his outlook on life after becoming a father. He said it has given him a new perspective on his sexuality.
‘I have a view into being an LGBTQ person that I didn’t have before,’ says Black. ‘[I want our son] be completely honest about who he is and how he came into this world, and that he has a Dada and a Papa.
‘I want him to be proud of our family. I’m going to do all that I can to make sure that that happens. But I could also use the help of the law.
‘And that means passing the Equality Act. So that LGBTQ families and our children are protected,’ he adds.
Source: https://www.gaystarnews.com/article/dustin-lance-black-heartfelt-video/#gs.98sebu
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Con lugar (2017)
They were in town for two reasons. They were scouting locations to film at least a couple episodes for season two of the popular Spanish-language web series Con Lugar, and they were also hopeful they could acquire a number of sponsorships from local organizations that might be interested in promoting business to an audience that, surprising to even them, has grown worldwide.
In the span of just six months, Con Lugar amassed over 4 million views on YouTube—where all of the eight episodes of season one are housed—and gained 75,000 followers. Its popularity has expanded beyond Mexico’s borders to reach viewers in Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Spain and even the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States.
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Leather (2015)
LEATHER is a comedy that portrays the life of our protagonist, Josemi (played by actor César Rosado), an executive of around thirty, submissive, insecure and cowardly nature that is trapped between an overbearing mother and a competitive work environment and voracious where there is only room for the “leaders”, but a chance encounter one night gets its hands something that will encourage you to enter a gay leather fetish club and change the course of his life.
I Congreso Nacional: “Orgullo y Prejuicios: El LGTB en el audiovisual” Facultad CC. Información U.C.M.
10o Festival de Cortometrajes “Corto y Cambio” (Móstoles, MADRID)
18o Festival de Cine Gay y Lésbico de EXTREMADURA (Fancinegay)
13o Festival Internacional de Cine LGTB de ECUADOR (El lugar sin límites)
11o Festival Internacional de Cine LGTB de ANDALUCÍA (Andalesgai)
Finalista en el Festival de Cortometrajes “Cortos con N” (MADRID)
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