The LGBTQ+ Short Film Festival is now LIVE to WATCH.
You have until midnight Saturday night (EST – New York time) to watch this truly remarkable lineup of LGBTQ+ movies, and then it will shut down forever. Must see lineup!
You can stream and download on your IPhone, or FireStick (search WILDsound on your APPS), or simply watch on your browser.
Go to http://www.wildsound.ca to set it up,
or go directly to the festival screening page:
https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/lgbtq-festival-feb-5
Then you’ll also be able to watch a new and original film festival every single day for the rest of 2022. Over 300 new film festivals in total. There is also a select of award winning short films to watch anytime.
NOTE: You can download for FREE for 14 days and then it’s only $3.99 per month.
SEE THE FULL LINEUP OF FILMS:
WE ALL DIE ALONE, 14min., USA
Directed by Jonathan Hammond
An 8-way standoff leads to absurdist scenarios, a conversation about Mexican food and a little romance.
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MEDIAN, 15min., USA
Directed by Matthew Riutta
A gay activist rallies the queer community after he and a trans activist are assaulted by a group of religious extremists.
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PILLOW TALK, 15min., USA
Directed by James Elinski
With a new dating device that simulates physical touch, an isolated chef, Jerome, uses it to make a genuine connection. After only finding men looking for virtual one-night stands, he finally stumbles upon Minoru, an awkward artist who lives on the other side of the world. An unlikely bond builds between them as they both express their passions for cooking and painting. Their brief interaction bubbles to an erotic climax as the two find comfort in their shared loneliness.
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DEROUTE, 24min., Denmark
Directed by Nadia Claudi
High school teacher Lisa, is accused of sexually assaulting her 16-year-old student Rebecca. Rebecca comes from a home with an absent father and an alcoholic mother, and she has found some form of motherly comfort with Lisa and Lisa’s wife Sofie. Until she suddenly accuses Lisa of assaulting her. Lisa, with the support of Sofie, struggles to get her name cleared, while the rumors and the gossip in the small town is increasing. How far will Lisa go to get her old life back? And who tells the truth- Lisa or Rebecca?
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FAIRYDUST, 15min., USA
Directed by Sarah F. Gambles
Ten-year-old Skylar’s life never felt complete after losing his beauty queen mother. The family he has left, a bitter father and judgmental grandmother, work only to hinder his innocent curiosity. Skylar must wish into existence a new life with a loving guardian.
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NATION OF ONE, 5min., USA, Music Video
Directed by Matthew ZanFagna, Gnosis
An anthem for those looking to flee the nation and their toxic relationships– “Nation of One” is the ultimate breakup song. The video was created almost entirely with miniatures, a green screen, and no budget by co-directors Gnosis and Matthew ZanFagna.
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FUEL FOR LIFE / BLAKE HANSEN, 7min., USA
Directed by Katie Bennett, Blake Hansen
Some people spend their entire life discovering who they really are, and what they’re meant to do. Blake Hansen knew early on. The hardest part? Acceptance.
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