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Since the Last Time We Met
$19.99Editor's Pick
Victor (Patricio Arellano) is reunited by chance with David (Esteban Recagno), his first love, fifteen years after they last saw each other. As their lives intertwine once again, the two men struggle with their feelings, knowing that every time they meet might well be the last. Reminiscent of beloved gay films like Moonlight and Weekend, Since the Last Time We Met tells a heartfelt story of modern relationships, rekindled passions and reconnecting with a lost love.
Querelle
$29.99Editor's Pick
Conjured from the unholy meeting of two iconoclastic queer artists, Rainer Werner Fassbinder's final film audaciously raises Jean Genet's controversial novel to the level of myth. In an expressionistic soundstage vision of a French seaport town - bathed in fiery reds and complete with phallic spires - a strapping sailor and unrepentant criminal (Brad Davis) comes ashore to arouse passion, rivalry and violence among the libidinal denizens drawn into his orbit.
Norwegian Dream
$19.99Editor's Pick
Young Polish immigrant Robert (Hubert Milkowski) is working at a fish factory to support his mother back home. He forms a romantic bond with Ivar (Karl Bekele Steinland), the much bolder and uninhibited factory owner’s son. When a newly formed union goes on strike, tensions build and their budding relationship is pushed to the breaking point. This new gay romance confronts themes of inequality, racism and homophobia while never losing its heartfelt depth.
Egoist
$24.99Editor's Pick
Both heartbreaking and incredibly hot, this queer drama from Japan follows a handsome fashion editor who falls for his endearing but troubled personal trainer. Their obvious attraction quickly deepens into a vulnerable and intimate bond that will redefine each of their notions of romance. A poignant story of love, loss, self-sacrifice and discovery, director Daishi Matsunaga’s acclaimed new film is inspired by the celebrated semi-autobiographical novel by Makoto Takayama.
The Lost Boys
$19.99Editor's Pick
Stuck inside a youth detention center, Joe (Khalil Ben Gharbia) has spent the last few years lonely and reclusive as he prepares his return to society. The arrival of the brooding William (Julien De Saint Jean), a new inmate, will reshape his concept of what freedom truly means. As the boys discover a mutual attraction and empathy toward each other, and a romance begins, the reality of losing one another becomes all too real as Joe's release date approaches.
The Extinction of Fireflies
$24.99Editor's Pick
Set over one holiday weekend in coastal New England, this dialogue driven comedy follows James (Drew Droege), a playwright who invites longtime friend and legendary TV diva Charlotte (Tracie Bennett) and occasionally working actor friend Jay (Michael Urie) over to his home for a reading of his latest dramatic effort. But when Jay brings along his new – and much younger – lover Callisto (Kario Marcel), the feedback proves spectacular and the fireworks begin to fly.
