Stars: Eva van der Gucht, Jelle Florizoone and Mathias Vergels
Belgijski režiser Bravo Defurne nas nije razočarao svojim najnovijim filmom 'North Sea Texas'
Pim je 15-godišnji dječak koji odrasta uz nemarnu majku, izgubljenu u moru životnih neuspjeha koje je sama kreirala u malom graću na belgijskoj hladnoj obali.
Svoje snove izražava crtajući na komadima papira i skupljajući predmete koji karakterišu događaje koje želi da zapamti.
Njegovi snovi postaju djelimično stvarnost kroz druženje sa dvije godine starijim Ginom, dječakom iz susjedstva sa kojim kroz malo riječi dijeli svoje skrivene emocije. Zajedničke vožnje na motoru, spavanje u šatoru na pješčanoj plaži, prvi poljubac i prva seksualna iskustva ih vežu u nešto više od običnog drugarstva, a Ginova majka i sestra Pima smatraju djelom svoje porodice. Problem nastaje kada Gino nađe djevojku, a Pima počne da razdire ljubomora.
Lijepa priča koja će kod mnogih gledalaca probuditi sjećanje na djetinjstvo i prve ljubavi koje se definitivno nikada ne zaboravljaju.
Film me je podsjetio na jednog rođaka sa kojim sam se družio na tavanu njegove kuče učeći me kako da se ljubi, ali i ono što ide uz sve to. Odrastemo i kroz naše živote prođu neki drugi ljudi koje izljubimo, ostavimo ili budemo ostavljeni ali svako ima neki tavan kojeg se rado sjeća.
Ovo je film koji svakako vrijedi pogledati.
Bavo Defurne’s debut feature is a beautifully measured coming-of-age drama based on André Sollie’s novel, This Is Everlasting. He built up an international reputation with his highly stylised shorts such as Campfire and Particularly Now, In Spring.
Pim lives in a small town on the Belgian coast, together with his single mother Yvette, a local accordion starlet. It’s an ordinary existence which Pim brightens up by dreaming of princesses, beauty queens and handsome Gino, the boy next door. But when hunky traveller Zoltan blows through town, Pim’s life takes an exciting and unexpected turn.
Influenced by filmmakers such as Carl Dreyer and Eisenstein as well as photographers such as Herbert List and Pierre et Gilles, North Sea Texas celebrates the heartache of first love.
Director: Camille Carida Writers: Hunter Lee Hughes (story), Hunter Lee Hughes Genre: Short movie Country: USA Year: 2011
Stars: Hunter Lee Hughes, Alec Mapa and Gavyn Michaels
Winner Takes All, self-involved but seductive beauty Ryker (Gavyn Michaels) convinces his two lovers (Hunter Lee Hughes and Adrian Quinonez, pictured above) to fight over him. And we mean, really fight.
Performance artist Ryker forces his self-appointed slave Simon (Alec Mapa) to convert his critically drubbed one man show into a fighting ring for the modern day duel between successful songwriter Brian (Hughes) and former champion fighter Ernesto (Quinonez).
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Author: steven (From IMDB user comments) Thank God not another coming out story or about how oppressive being gay can be. This is a straightforward short that tackles gay relationships with dark humor. This goes beyond seeing a bunch of hot guys on the screen...though there is that too. The boxers in this are hot but don't think this is about getting sweaty for the sake of sexy shots. They're fighting for a reason--their ex has arranged it. The cinematography is amazing without being too obvious. Great performances by everyone involved. We all know Alec Mapa and love him but it's hard not to love him more after this film. It's clear the writer knows the psychology of gay relationships.
Director: Reid Waterer Writer: Reid Waterer Genre: Short movie Country: UK, USA, India Runtime: 23 min
Year: 2009
Stars: Ashwin Gore, Rakshak Sahni and Russell Reynolds
Zgodan Indijac iz Londona je u poseti Indiju, zaljubljuje se u lokalnog momka, sreće transrodnu „hijru“ i otkriva zemlju koju je samo mislio da poznaje. Film je dobio nagradu za najbolji kratki film u San Diegu na „Film Out“ filmskom festivalu i specijalnu nagradu žirija na Fargo – Moorhead LGBT Filmskom festivalu.
Film je zaista sjajno napravljen, veseo i pun boja, vjerujem da čć te ga lako odgledati uz jutarnju kafu.
A handsome East Indian from London visits India, falls for a local guy, meets a transgendered “hijra”, and discovers a country he only thought he knew. The film won the best short film prize on San Diego “FilmOut” LGBT Film Festival an Special Jury Prize on Fargo-Moorhead LGBT Film Festival.