Alko, a youngster living in the Dutch countryside, is occupied with girls, carbide-shooting and his changing body. While he and his best friend Björn are struggling with their emerging sexuality, the villagers suspect Alko of being gay. This troubles him so much that he makes a decision he will learn to regret. Project Links Website… Continue reading Short Film: DOST, 41min., Netherlands, LGBT/Drama
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HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEOS: May 2019 LGBT FEEDBACK Film Festival
AUDIENCE AWARD WINNERS: BEST FILM: FREEFALL BEST PERFORMANCES: RISK BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: CHAMP BEST MUSIC: THERE’S STILL GOOD Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Videos: THERE’S STILL GOOD, 12min., Japan, LGBT/Drama THE BROTHER, 4min., UK, LGBT/Comedy RISK, 20min., Slovenia, LGBT/Romance FREEFALL, 16min., Canada, LGBT/Drama CHAMP, 30min, Germany, LGBT/Sports The theme of the May 2019 LGBT Feedback Film Festival… Continue reading HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEOS: May 2019 LGBT FEEDBACK Film Festival
THERE’S STILL GOOD Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2019 LGBT Toronto Festival
THERE’S STILL GOOD, 12min., Japan, LGBT/Drama Directed by Ciaran R. Maidwell Will, a young black student from Cape Town travels to the suburbs with his white boyfriend, K, to meet Joy, K’s mother. At dinner, Joy asks Will what his ‘African’ name is, and the story takes off from there. CLICK HERE – and see full info… Continue reading THERE’S STILL GOOD Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2019 LGBT Toronto Festival
THE BROTHER Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2019 LGBT Toronto Festival
THE BROTHER, 4min., UK, LGBT/Comedy Directed by Kai Fiáin The morning after the night before, Frances finds herself a little bit more involved in a situation than she would want to be – the kind of situation where you don’t ask too many questions. The beauty of London’s East End is that you never quite know… Continue reading THE BROTHER Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2019 LGBT Toronto Festival
RISK Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2019 LGBT Toronto Festival
RISK, 20min., Slovenia, LGBT/Romance Directed by Tina Novak Explores relationships between the male and female mind; the way their psyche is impacted by fear and jealousy, and how they respond differently to the same event leads to gender stereotypes being challenged throughout the film. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film!
FREEFALL Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from May 2019 LGBT Toronto Festival
FREEFALL, 16min., Canada, LGBT/Drama Directed by Krit Komkrichwarakool After Ivan was diagnosed with ALS, his relationship with Lucas is challenged when he starts to lose control of his own body. CLICK HERE – and see full info and more pics of the film!
APRIL 2019 Winning Films & Screenplays
Submit via FilmFreeway: FEATURE SCREENPLAY: THE THINGS WE MISS, by Bonnie BrookbyApril 2019 Winner TV PILOT SCREENPLAY: DEAL SHEETS, by Stephen LoveApril 2019 Winner LGBT 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: A PORTRAIT, by Nick PerlmanApril 2019 Winner LGBT 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: I’M WITH AIDS, by Warren WagnerApril 2019 Winner LGBT 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: ELECTRIC INDIGO,… Continue reading APRIL 2019 Winning Films & Screenplays
Short Film: CHAMP, 30min, Germany, LGBT/Sports
MMA fighter Mike is forced to “come out” and he wants the title. Fight for dignity, recognition & respect! Project Links Website Facebook Twitter
Director BIO: Krit Komkrichwarakool (FREEFALL)
Originally from Bangkok, Thailand and graduated in communication design, Krit moved to Vancouver to pursue a career in film. Using his experience in design and integrate it with filmmaking, Krit strives to become a better storyteller with his films. His first student short “Soulitude” was nominated for Best Student Drama from LAIFF in 2015. He’s… Continue reading Director BIO: Krit Komkrichwarakool (FREEFALL)
MARCH 2019 Winning Films & Screenplays
Submit via FilmFreeway: LGBT SHORT SCREENPLAY: March 2019 Winner #ICANTKEEPQUIET, 4min., USA, Documentary WAY OF LIFE, 10min., Portugal, Documentary **** Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Kierston Drier, Shepsut Wilson Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne Editors: Kimberly Villarruel, Kyle Drier, John Johnson Festival Directors: Mary Cox, Rachel Elder, Natasha Levy Camera Operators: Hugh Fraser,… Continue reading MARCH 2019 Winning Films & Screenplays
LGBTQ+ Toronto Film Festival 