Product Description
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The hugely popular Boys On Film series returns, this time
chock-full of British queer short films, starring Iwan Rheon (E4
s Misfits), Eddie Marsan (Snow White and the Huntsman), Iain de
Caestecker (BBC3 s The Fades), Harry Eden (Flashbacks of a Fool),
Jonathan Firth (The Prince & Me), Layke Anderson (House of Boys),
Michael Twaits (Confessions of a Dancewhore), and Ross William
Wild (We Will Rock You).
Ten edgy and award-winning short films from the up and coming
cream of UK-based filmmakers, Boys On Film introduces you to the
queer and wonderful world of new British cinema.
From the cliffs of the Isle of Wight to an abandoned swimming
pool via a broken down lift in Lambeth, Peccadillo Pictures
presents an eclectic mix of ten UK-set short films from scorching
new British talent that depict queer characters in situations
both funny and heart-rending, definitive and unique.
All Over Brazil - Dir. David Ward - 10mins
It's the summer of 1974 and Scotland face Yugoslavia in the
group stage of the football World Cup. But Stephen (Iain de
Caestecker) seems more interested in the world of Glam Rock than
football...
Nightswimming - Dir. Dominic Leclerc - 14mins
Runaways Luke (Harry Eden) and Ellen are caught breaking into a
swimming facility as they only want a warm place to . The
watchman lets them stay on the proviso that they don't break
anything, and so begins an emotionally charged situation between
the trio.
I Don t Care - Dir. Harry Wootliff - 25mins
In the tumbleweed coastal retirement community of Porthpunnet,
Luka (Iwan Rheon) cares for his bedridden mother. One day he
meets Dan, a young man who lives in a camper van and shares his
interest in art. Initially he sees Dan as a kindred spirit until
Dan proves to be gay.
Spring - Dir.Hong Khaou - 13mins
A young man meets a stranger to indulge in a secret bout of S&M,
an experience that will change his life forever.
The Chef s Letter - Dir. Sybil Mair - 14mins
In the early morning hours, a chef (Jonathan Firth) struggles to
write the letter that could overturn his ordered life. Entering
his kitchen, he struggles to make a beeline for his sous-chef
(Layke Anderson).
We Once Were Tide - Dir. Jason Bradbury - 18mins
On the windswept southern coast of the Isle of Wight, Anthony,
torn between his boyfriend and dependent mother, must realise
that to love something is to give it away.
What You Looking At? - Dir. Faryal - 10mins
Two very different people in the London borough of Lambeth - a
drag queen (Michael Twaits) and a woman in a burka. Only in a
lift would they ever cross each another s path. But these two
have more in common than they first thought.
Man and Boy - Dir. David Leon, Marcus McSweeney - 19mins
A man (Eddie Marsan) invites a boy into his flat and offers to
take pictures of him. To most this would seem suspicious in the
extreme, to the few it is an innocent offer of friendship. Which
way do you see it?
Diana - Dir. Aleem Kahn - 11mins
On the day after the Princess of Wales death Mohit, an Indian
pre-op transsexual, goes on an emotional journey set against the
backdrop of a day that shocked a nation.
Downing - Dir. Ben Peters - 16mins
Amidst a vibrant house party, John, the isolated local gay lad,
finds an rtunity to exact revenge on his straight oppressor,
the popular and handsome Daniel. Boy kisses boy, drinking,
f***ing and regret: just another teenage party.
Extras:Music videos from ASH and BRIGHT LIGHT BRIGHT LIGHT
Review: "A deftly curated collection of short films... extremely
well executed" - Polari Magazine
Review
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"An absolute must-have... prepare to be thrilled!"
--SoSoGay.org
"Edgy, urgent and bursting with sexual
energy" --Qx
"Overflowing with narrative diversity and
sexual candour" --GayCelluloid.com
"Edgy, urgent and
bursting with sexual energy" --Qx
"Overflowing with
narrative diversity and sexual candour" --GayCelluloid.com
"Edgy, urgent and bursting with sexual energy" --Qx
"Overflowing with narrative diversity and sexual candour"
--GayCelluloid.com
"Edgy, urgent and bursting with sexual energy" --Qx
"Overflowing with narrative diversity and sexual candour"
--GayCelluloid.com