This is the short film series from NQV Media. This collection explores stories about boys in difficult situations, fumbling their way through the best they can as they find out who they are. That theme runs throughout all of the films and is explored in many different ways. These aren’t your average coming-of-age tales. each exquisite story embraces themes of fear, change, rejection, rebirth and belonging. Rouge amoureuse (France) [Red Love] It centers on Gaël, a guy who's kind of lost and still hasn't gotten over his relationship with an older man falling apart after Victor, the love of his life, left him for a woman. Desperate to win him back, Gaël shows up at Victor's apartment in the middle of the night wearing heels and makeup, hoping it'll be enough to make Victor reconsider things. He pounds on the door and threatens to wake up the entire building if Victor won't let him in, and the door swings open fast, putting the two of them face to face again for the fir...
The Big Tease is a surprisingly fun mocu-mentary movie about hairdressing as a competitive art form. My first exposure to such a genre and I cant decide if I like the genre itself. Maybe it will take time to get used to it. For this movie, it did not work for me. Crawford Mackenzie is the up and coming gay hair stylist from Glasgow, Scotland who has received an invitation to compete in Los Angeles for the coveted "Platinum Scissors" award. Mackenzie is delighted and gets a documentary crew together to document the events. The first mishap to take place is the fact that his credit card has been maxed out, unexpected to Mackenzie because he believed the participants expenses were taken care of. Second, he finds out that he was not invited to compete, but to watch. Mackenzie takes it upon himself to earn his HAG card (Hairdressers of America Guild) so he can become eligible to compete. Stig Ludwiggssen is the main competition for Mackenzie and comes off as a pompous jerk. Durin...