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The Trace of Your Lips
$19.99Editor's Pick
A riveting erotic drama from acclaimed writer-director Julian Hernandez (Raging Sun, Raging Sky, I Am Happiness on Earth), The Trace of Your Lips follows two attractive male neighbors who form a connection online during the pandemic and can’t resist the temptation to meet in person – no matter how forbidden that may be. Packed to the brim with sexual tension, this wildly erotic drama explores the lockdown state of mind, wherein even pleasure becomes taboo.
Passages
$24.99Editor's Pick
A masterful work of psychosexual intensity from celebrated filmmaker Ira Sachs (The Delta, Keep the Lights On), Passages stars Franz Rogowski, as a seductive, but extremely self-centered queer filmmaker who jeopardizes his marriage when he starts having an affair with a young female school teacher. Ben Whishaw and Adele Exarchopoulos co-star, giving truly fearless performances in this intelligent and sexually-charged gay relationship drama.
Down Low
$24.99Editor's Pick
Gary (Zachary Quinto) is a repressed, recently divorced man who hires Cameron (Lukas Gage), a spirited and boundary-free sex worker, to give him an erotic massage. When Cameron learns how inexperienced middle-aged Gary is, he becomes determined to deliver a crash course in unapologetic queer life. Things don’t go exactly as planned. Judith Light, Audra McDonald and Simon Rex co-star in this outrageously funny new gay comedy about one wild night.
Pornomelancholia
$24.99Editor's Pick
Looking to make some easy money, Lalo (Lalo Santos) starts working in the adult film industry. Though his celebrity begins to skyrocket, he finds the demands of being a gay porn icon are starting to wear him down. Director Manuel Abramovich devised this artful, alluring mixture of fiction and documentary from Lalo Santos' own personal experiences. Pornomelancholia is an intimate portrait not only of Lalo but of the reality of sex work in today's world.
Fogi is a Bastard
$29.99Editor's Pick
Set in Zurich during the early 1970s and boasting a killer soundtrack that includes the likes of punk legends The Stooges and The Velvet Underground, Fogi is a Bastard offers an honest depiction of teenage infatuation and obsession. With its raw depiction of urban life, ghettoized youth, working class angst and gay male sex without compromise, the film is a must see for fans of coming-of-age cinema and alternative queer sensibilities and aesthetics.
Fireworks
$19.99Editor's Pick
Set in Sicily in the summer of 1982, this profoundly moving romantic drama follows two adorable Italian teens whose budding friendship turns into first love while they work together shooting fireworks. When their bond is discovered by their families, the consequences are as violent as the times and mores are conservative. The two young men are quickly separated but ready to challenge everything and everyone, convinced their love can defeat death.
