Young man who loses himself in France for four days and four nights, abandoning himself to its landscapes and chance encounters, some sexual. Meanwhile, his lover attempts to track him down, using the Grindr smartphone dating app.

Playing at the Quad Cinema in New York, USA, in August 2017.

On June 29th, Demi threw a house party. This is what happened.

Journey with "urisen" – mostly straight boys who sell sex to men – as they reveal their experiences, how they were recruited, and their working and living conditions. Set in the Tokyo neighborhood of Shinjuku 2-Chome. That area’s connection to the sex trade began in the 17th century and continues to this day.

Television drama from the writer, director and producer Tyler Perry. The show follows the complicated dynamic between the rich and powerful Cryer family and the hired help who work in their opulent Savannah, Georgia mansion. This series airs on the Own channel in the USA.

Directed by Francis Lee.

Story about a gay boy falling in love with a straight boy. Feature by Brian Jordan Alvarez.

TLA Releasing just posted a trailer for the "Kept Boy" (2017) feature that will be released on DVD in the UK and USA in August 2017.

Full short written, directed and animated by Alex Myung

Twins, Krystal and Donny, start dating the same guy. In theaters, On Demand, Amazon Video and iTunes June 9, 2017.

Random Acts has partnered with Tate to present six films in response to Queer British Art. These provide glimpses into LGBTQ lives through intimate portraits of six individuals. The films use differing styles of storytelling, with each queer filmmaker bringing their own creative approach. This short film features Ian McKellen.

India's first silent LGBTQ love story. Short film written and directed by Faraz Arif Ansari. Starring Jitin Gulati and Dhruv Singhal.

The official trailer for the film adaptation of "Something Like Summer" by Jay Bell, produced by the creators of Judas Kiss. Starring Grant Davis, Davi Santos, Ben Baur and Ajiona Alexus.

Coming to DVD and VOD on May 2nd, 2017.

Written by Troye Sivan, Jack Antonoff, Alex Hope, and Claire Boucher. Produced by Jack Antonoff. Directed by Luke Gilford.

Following a painful breakup, Toey decides to heal his broken heart in the Japanese town Higashikawa where he meets Oat, who is on his bachelor finale trip. From strangers to friends, romance spark off between the two. Before returning to the "real" world, they have to pick up their broken pieces and rebuild it. Directed by Anusorn Soisa-ngim.

One of the few TV series that has a slew of openly LGBT characters has started its second season, airing Mondays on Freeform (USA).

This is the original song from 2014 on which a feature film project of the same name was based. The song is about a man who discovers that a male friend is in love with him. Joven Tan, who wrote the song, also wrote and directed the feature film. The original title "Pare, Mahal Mo Raw Ako" is unofficially translated as "Buddy, they say that you love me". The film was released on June 8th, 2016 in the Philippines and has not been released on video yet. So we will have to do with the music video for now. The performer of the song, Michael Pangilinan, who also plays the straight friend in the film, is a well known personality in the Philippines. If you enjoyed his singing check out his rendition of Sam Smith's "Lay Me Down" on YouTube.

A 22-minute short written, directed and animated by Alex Myung exploring one boy's struggle to face the truth of his life and love, and reveal it to the person he cares about most. "Arrival" delves into the often unexamined ripple effect that hiding your true self has on loved ones around you. This project, financed through Kickstarter, was 2.5 years in the making and the creator chose for the animation type of film mainly because the dream sequences would be different with low budget live action, and probably not look the way he envisioned. "Arrival" will be screening as a part of the "New Queer Visions: A Special Relationship" program at The Moth Club in Hackney, London (UK) on Saturday, January 7th, 2017 during the London Short Film Festival 2017.

Director Terry Rayment's 35mm film "Understanding" poignantly depicts the transformational power of love and happiness. Cinematographer is Kate Arizmendi.

A forest facing the sea. Three friends. A girl. Friendship, love. Can they overcome prejudices and become friends again?

Since the flamboyant success of their first play, Mark and Gary struggle to write their new masterpiece. As a result of a misunderstanding, they raise funds to set up a militant musical comedy around gay marriage. Problem: only six weeks left before the premiere on Broadway! Will they be ready in time? A comedy by Guy Edmonds and Matt Zeremes.

“The song, which Leo produced himself, reflects on his experiences growing up gay in a Muslim household, while the video, interspersed with footage from Leo’s youth, follows him as he journeys to let go of the baggage that his childhood saddled him with.” --Josh Lee (Attitude UK)

BBC series "Class" features male same-sex kiss in its official trailer.