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FLICKer: September
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
A man in a boat on Central Park Lake considers what he lost, and what he should have held onto, in the wake of the AIDS epidemic. Adapted from the poem by New York Times best-selling author Jennifer Michael Hecht.
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FLICKer: Junito
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it
José struggles to give his effeminate son a better life after witnessing a physical assault on his gay neighbor.
The short film JUNITO brings to life Luis Negron’s short story by the same name from his debut short story collection Mundo Cruel.
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FLICKer: Howl If You’re Horny
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it
Howl If You’re Horny, a student dissertation film, explores queerness and mise en scene with a metaphorical relationship between being trapped within the closet and the werewolf exterior. Queer suppression and desire is explored within a dream sequence where posters, which were once in his room, come alive. He must decide if he wants to keep surviving or to live his first day as a human.
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FLICKer: RMH15: Back To Me
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it
After a summer away, Felix returns to campus with a new mindset, new friends and the same ex boyfriend. After running into each other at a party Montgomery and Felix have to decide if this is love or a thing of the past.
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FLICKer: Cosmopolitan
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it
Jacob goes out, for the first time in his life, to a gay party, but discovers that his skin color prevents him from being accepted into the community
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FLICKer: Dandelion
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
In 1970s Los Angeles, rebellious queer teen MARGARET (Ava Lalezarzadeh) gets thrown out of yet another foster placement and finds herself in the company of mysterious social worker, JOYCE (Vic Michaelis), who’s tasked with finding her a new home before the break of dawn. At odds and forced to travel the city together, Margaret realizes that running may not be her only option.
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FLICKer: Homo Sapiens
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
An ignorant, immature student has to study for an exam with his homosexual schoolmate. He commits just about every PC faux pas under the sun, but also learns a lot, not just for the exam.
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FLICKer: Stepping Out
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
A popular student at an all-male high school struggles with accepting his sexuality after kissing his best friend.
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FLICKer: Parallel Circuit
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Parallel Circuit is an intimate LGBTQ+ coming-of-age short film about two teenage boys navigating friendship, secrecy, and the quiet tension of feelings left unspoken.
Set over the course of one night, Avery and Jonah find themselves drawn closer together in a private space where vulnerability becomes unavoidable. As boundaries blur and emotions surface, they must confront what it means to want connection while still hiding parts of themselves.
This short film explores closeted identity, first love, and the fragile moments that shape us in silence.
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FLICKer: Fan Letter
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
He was the biggest star of the 1950s. But before every show, he was just Rick — a lonely man still in love with the boy he left behind. When a fan letter arrives with a familiar handwriting, everything comes flooding back. One phone call. One last chance. One impossible choice.
FAN LETTER is a gay short film about the price of fame, forbidden love, and the songs we sing for the ones we’ve lost. Set in the 1950s, this LGBTQ short film explores what happens when a closeted celebrity reconnects with his secret first love before a hometown concert. A heartbreaking queer love story about identity, sacrifice, and the life you leave behind when you chase stardom.
This emotional period drama asks: what is fame worth if the only person you love can never know the songs are about them?
