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FLICKer: Sin Ruta (Without Direction)
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Two fugitives, one unexpected destiny. A raw story of violence, migration, and human connection in LGBTQ+ Guatemala.
Teo, a gay Guatemalan musician, flees a brutal homophobic attack. Ray, an American doctor, escapes his past after a fatal mistake. When their paths cross, they discover that redemption can come from where they least expect it.
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FLICKer: Ofrenda
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Ofrenda follows a young woman as she prepares for día de los muertos.
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FLICKer: Odd Bird
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
As a boy, Clark always felt like the odd bird in his conservative ranch family. To cope, he created a comic book, “The Adventures of Odd Bird,” making himself the hero of his own story. Now 19, a publisher is interested in his work and Clark needs to return home to get the comic manuscript…and tell his mom his truth. Clark fears once he tells her he’s gay, he won’t be welcome there again.
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FLICKer: Firsts
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
After countless swipes on dating apps, a bipolar writer finally has a great date, until he’s forced to confront the stigma surrounding his condition.
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FLICKer: Out of the Woods
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
“CONTROVERSY STRIKES when a photo of famed ghost hunters Roderick and Eric allegedly kissing hits the press. Tensions high, the boys must set aside their relationship drama once they receive an urgent call about a haunting…”
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FLICKer: A Table For Two
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Experience the sweet, funny, and heartfelt moments of modern love in ‘A Table for Two’, a short LGBT romantic comedy starring Rich Dee and Timmie Lee Murphy. Set in a cosy café, charming barista Harry watches romance unfold every day at his counter—but it’s his regular, Jasper, whose endless string of hilariously disastrous dates keeps him most entertained.
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FLICKer: Cognitive
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Young David interprets something heard from a homophobic preacher that changes his outlook on life, playing out into adulthood. Cognitive begs the question: what if growing up in the church led you to believe you wouldn’t grow up at all?
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FLICKer: I Hope He Doesn’t Kill Me
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Buzz buzzes the buzzer to an unknown Grindr hookup’s apartment, imagining all the ways this night could unfold.
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FLICKer: The First Saturday of May
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
The First Saturday of May is a short film that follows the story of an Irish-Traveller father as he struggles to raise his son to be the man he was destined to be. As a well-respected figure in his community, Paddy yearns for nothing more than to have the perfect family, however, pushing his son to be the next man of the McDonagh family will only drive a bigger wedge between them. You never know what’s happening behind closed doors.
****TW: violence towards a minor
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FLICKer: Heartdrop
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
This touching and bold short film follows Dylan and Max, a young queer couple in a small town, as they navigate issues of identity, secrecy, and intimacy. One of them embraces their true self, while the other conceals it behind the facade of societal expectations. But a hidden phone feature becomes their quiet way to express their authentic selves… Will love survive the pressure to decline — or will they both keep choosing accept?
