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In "Back soon" 
director Rob Williams explores the attraction between two straight men who unexpectedly fall in love. Logan is mourning the loss of his wife Adrienne and wants to sell their home, every room has painful memories of their life together. Matthew, a gay reformed drug dealer who has suffered a near-death experience, decides to purchase it. The two men become friendly and hang out together a lot. They share a strange connection but we don't know what it is yet. One night, Logan's car breaks down and he spends the night on Guillermo's couch. Logan dreams that his wife is inviting him to their former bedroom and stumbles into Guillermo's bed. 
But, rather than kick Logan out of the room, Guillermo returns his kiss and they make love. The next morning Logan doesn't want to talk about it and flees. Logan returns a few days later with a pizza and, in perhaps the film's best scene, they sit on opposite ends of Guillermo's couch and awkwardly try to figure out what's going on. 
"It was weird, but... good, wasn't it?" Logan asks. "Why don't we just eat," Guillermo finally says, "and see what happens." Oddly enough, love blossoms between them but then the film takes a really weird turn at Alburquerque for its last act, entering the realms of the spiritual and the metaphysical as we learn the real reason for their attraction. 
Do you remember "Ghost"?. Director and actors try to make it works and we appreciate their effort. Yet "Back soon" is a very nicely acted and filmed, the two leads are terrific together; they beautifully conveyed their confusion, their awkwardness, and finally their complete surrender to the situation that they have found themselves in. 
You will be charmed by watching these two attractive men fall believably in love. "Back soon" has been produced by TLA Releasing in 2007 and won the Alternative Spirit Award Grand Prize for best GLBT film at the 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival; other films directed by Rob Williams are famous "Long-term relationship", "3-day weekend", "Role/Play". (Thanks to Michael D. Klemm).
director Rob Williams explores the attraction between two straight men who unexpectedly fall in love. Logan is mourning the loss of his wife Adrienne and wants to sell their home, every room has painful memories of their life together. Matthew, a gay reformed drug dealer who has suffered a near-death experience, decides to purchase it. The two men become friendly and hang out together a lot. They share a strange connection but we don't know what it is yet. One night, Logan's car breaks down and he spends the night on Guillermo's couch. Logan dreams that his wife is inviting him to their former bedroom and stumbles into Guillermo's bed. 
But, rather than kick Logan out of the room, Guillermo returns his kiss and they make love. The next morning Logan doesn't want to talk about it and flees. Logan returns a few days later with a pizza and, in perhaps the film's best scene, they sit on opposite ends of Guillermo's couch and awkwardly try to figure out what's going on. 
"It was weird, but... good, wasn't it?" Logan asks. "Why don't we just eat," Guillermo finally says, "and see what happens." Oddly enough, love blossoms between them but then the film takes a really weird turn at Alburquerque for its last act, entering the realms of the spiritual and the metaphysical as we learn the real reason for their attraction. 
Do you remember "Ghost"?. Director and actors try to make it works and we appreciate their effort. Yet "Back soon" is a very nicely acted and filmed, the two leads are terrific together; they beautifully conveyed their confusion, their awkwardness, and finally their complete surrender to the situation that they have found themselves in. 
You will be charmed by watching these two attractive men fall believably in love. "Back soon" has been produced by TLA Releasing in 2007 and won the Alternative Spirit Award Grand Prize for best GLBT film at the 2007 Rhode Island International Film Festival; other films directed by Rob Williams are famous "Long-term relationship", "3-day weekend", "Role/Play". (Thanks to Michael D. Klemm).26.11.11
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25.10.11
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The film "Between love and goodbye" 
was written and directed by Casper Andreas in 2008; 
it's a drama about in and out of love of Kyle and Marcel. Love makes the world go round but love can alternatively flip the world upside-down. 
The soundtrack of the movie was released on June 2009 and is played by 
The Inertia Kiss, Simon Miller the lead singer of the group is also the star of the film.
was written and directed by Casper Andreas in 2008; 
it's a drama about in and out of love of Kyle and Marcel. Love makes the world go round but love can alternatively flip the world upside-down. 
The soundtrack of the movie was released on June 2009 and is played by 
The Inertia Kiss, Simon Miller the lead singer of the group is also the star of the film.10.10.11
6.10.11
vintage (movies)
Forced to leave his dreams of art school, 
Zach spends his days working and 
helping his sister Jeannie in the care of her little son in San Pedro, California. Free time is spent surfing, painting and going out with his best friend, Gabe, who lives in the top area of the city. 
When Gabe's older brother, Shaun, a Hollywood scriptwriter, returns home is attracted to the altruistic spirit and talent of Zach, who falls in love with him. 
The two lovers will try to reconcile their true desires and needs of the families. "Shelter" is directed by Jonah Markovitz on his debut and has been released in 2008. Not available in italian.http://www.heretv.com/sheltermovie/
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"Un chant d'amour" 
was directed by novelist, playwright and criminal Jean Genet 
(1910-1986) in 1950. The experimental short film (25 minutes, silent) about the relationship between two prisoners and a voyeuristic guard, is the only film made by Jean Genet (1910–1986), who explored new extremes of human experience in novels like Our Lady of the Flowers and plays like The Balcony. The prisoners are in complete isolation, separated by brick walls, and desperately in need of human contact, devise a most unusual kind of communication and dream about each other. 
"A song of love" is a milestone in the gay culture and has inspired dozens of artists and directors. It is a deeply romantic film where passion and homoerotism become a universal and trascendent love.
was directed by novelist, playwright and criminal Jean Genet 
(1910-1986) in 1950. The experimental short film (25 minutes, silent) about the relationship between two prisoners and a voyeuristic guard, is the only film made by Jean Genet (1910–1986), who explored new extremes of human experience in novels like Our Lady of the Flowers and plays like The Balcony. The prisoners are in complete isolation, separated by brick walls, and desperately in need of human contact, devise a most unusual kind of communication and dream about each other. 
"A song of love" is a milestone in the gay culture and has inspired dozens of artists and directors. It is a deeply romantic film where passion and homoerotism become a universal and trascendent love. 2.8.11
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Agli inizi degli anni '90 iniziano ad apparire molti film e spettacoli teatrali che raccontano dell' AIDS. 
Nel 1993 esce il canadese "Zero Patience" di 
John Greyson (che realizzerà nel 1995 un autentico capolavoro, "Lillies"), insolito film che racconta mescolando musical, fantastico e melodramma, la leggenda metropolitana della presunta introduzione dell' Hiv attraverso un singolo individuo, Gaetan Dugas, diventato il "paziente zero". 
Steward omosessuale di una compagnia di volo canadese, Dugas era un assiduo frequentatore della comunità gay di San Francisco, dove si recava ogni anno in occasione del Gay Pride. Scopertosi malato di questa nuova e sconosciuta malattia, decide di vivere il tempo che gli rimane divertendosi il più possibile, avendo rapporti sessuali con centinaia di uomini, senza ricordare a nessuno la malattia che lo affligge. Il film racconta la sua storia sullo sfondo di una anacronistica storia d'amore tra il famoso esploratore e sessuologo Sir Richard Francis Burton (traduttore del Kamasutra e autore di uno studio sulla lunghezza del pene) ed 
il fantasma di Zero. Sir Burton che, grazie alla scoperta nel 1892 della fonte della giovinezza, è ancora vivo e lavora come imbalsamatore al Museo di Storia Naturale di Toronto, si sta occupando di uno studio sulle grandi epidemie della storia; con la realizzazione di una grande mostra al Museo cerca di dimostrare che le origini dell' Hiv provengono da un "paziente zero". Il fantasma di Zero si materializza in una sauna gay dove incontra Sir Burton 
che cerca di sedurlo per avere la sua partecipazione alla mostra, ma il Paziente Zero lo costringe a rivedere le sue idee e ad esporre le sue ricerche in maniera differente. Il divertente "Zero Patience" ha vinto alcuni prestigiosi premi in Canada tra cui il Toronto Film Festival. Non esiste una versione in lingua italiana o con sottotitoli.
"Zero Patience" is a 1993 canadian film written and directed by 
John Greyson (in 1995 will direct an authentic masterpiece, "Lillies") which examines and refutes the urban legend of the introduction of Hiv to North America by a single individual, Gaetan Dugas, the "Patient Zero". Gay steward of a gay Canadian flight company, Dugas was a frequent visitor to the gay community in San Francisco, where he went every year during the Gay Pride. Discovered sick of this new and unknown disease, decides to live the time he has left having fun as much as possible and having sex with hundreds of men, without mentioning to anyone the disease that afflicts him. 
The film tells his story against the backdrop of an anachronistic romance between the famous explorer and sexologist Sir Richard Francis Burton (translator of the Kama Sutra and author of a study on the length of the penis) and the Patient Zero's ghost. 
Sir Burton who, thanks to the discovery of the fountain of youth in 1892, is still alive and is chief taxidermist at the Museum of Natural History in Toronto, is working on a study of the great epidemics of history; with an exhibit at the Museum he tries to prove that the origins of HIV come from a "patient zero". 
The ghost of Zero materializes at a local gay bathhouse and meets Sir Burton who attempt to seduce Zero to ensure his partecipation to the show, but Zero forces him to revise his ideas and to present his research in a different way. The funny "Zero Patience" has won the Best Canadian Film award at the Toronto Film Festival 1993.
Nel 1993 esce il canadese "Zero Patience" di 
John Greyson (che realizzerà nel 1995 un autentico capolavoro, "Lillies"), insolito film che racconta mescolando musical, fantastico e melodramma, la leggenda metropolitana della presunta introduzione dell' Hiv attraverso un singolo individuo, Gaetan Dugas, diventato il "paziente zero". 
Steward omosessuale di una compagnia di volo canadese, Dugas era un assiduo frequentatore della comunità gay di San Francisco, dove si recava ogni anno in occasione del Gay Pride. Scopertosi malato di questa nuova e sconosciuta malattia, decide di vivere il tempo che gli rimane divertendosi il più possibile, avendo rapporti sessuali con centinaia di uomini, senza ricordare a nessuno la malattia che lo affligge. Il film racconta la sua storia sullo sfondo di una anacronistica storia d'amore tra il famoso esploratore e sessuologo Sir Richard Francis Burton (traduttore del Kamasutra e autore di uno studio sulla lunghezza del pene) ed 
il fantasma di Zero. Sir Burton che, grazie alla scoperta nel 1892 della fonte della giovinezza, è ancora vivo e lavora come imbalsamatore al Museo di Storia Naturale di Toronto, si sta occupando di uno studio sulle grandi epidemie della storia; con la realizzazione di una grande mostra al Museo cerca di dimostrare che le origini dell' Hiv provengono da un "paziente zero". Il fantasma di Zero si materializza in una sauna gay dove incontra Sir Burton 
che cerca di sedurlo per avere la sua partecipazione alla mostra, ma il Paziente Zero lo costringe a rivedere le sue idee e ad esporre le sue ricerche in maniera differente. Il divertente "Zero Patience" ha vinto alcuni prestigiosi premi in Canada tra cui il Toronto Film Festival. Non esiste una versione in lingua italiana o con sottotitoli.
"Zero Patience" is a 1993 canadian film written and directed by 
John Greyson (in 1995 will direct an authentic masterpiece, "Lillies") which examines and refutes the urban legend of the introduction of Hiv to North America by a single individual, Gaetan Dugas, the "Patient Zero". Gay steward of a gay Canadian flight company, Dugas was a frequent visitor to the gay community in San Francisco, where he went every year during the Gay Pride. Discovered sick of this new and unknown disease, decides to live the time he has left having fun as much as possible and having sex with hundreds of men, without mentioning to anyone the disease that afflicts him. 
The film tells his story against the backdrop of an anachronistic romance between the famous explorer and sexologist Sir Richard Francis Burton (translator of the Kama Sutra and author of a study on the length of the penis) and the Patient Zero's ghost. 
Sir Burton who, thanks to the discovery of the fountain of youth in 1892, is still alive and is chief taxidermist at the Museum of Natural History in Toronto, is working on a study of the great epidemics of history; with an exhibit at the Museum he tries to prove that the origins of HIV come from a "patient zero". 
The ghost of Zero materializes at a local gay bathhouse and meets Sir Burton who attempt to seduce Zero to ensure his partecipation to the show, but Zero forces him to revise his ideas and to present his research in a different way. The funny "Zero Patience" has won the Best Canadian Film award at the Toronto Film Festival 1993. 18.6.11
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"Cachorro" (Cucciolo) è un film del 2004 celeberrimo nella comunità bear. E' diretto dal regista spagnolo Miguel Abadalejo che ha messo nel film più di una pagina autobiografica, infatti Miguel, come il protagonista Pedro, è un grande attivista del mondo gay spagnolo. Pedro è un attraente dentista gay, frequenta la comunità omosessuale ursina, 
Pedro conduce una vita sentimentale e sessuale spensierata fino a quando la sorella maggiore Violeta, in partenza imminente per l’India con il suo nuovo amante hippie, non gli chiede di occuparsi del nipotino Bernardo. 
Pedro accetta, un pò a malincuore, decidendo allo stesso tempo di cambiare abitudini di vita per non turbare il nipote e comportandosi come un qualsiasi genitore etero, tra gioie, preoccupazioni e innumerevoli problemi 
perchè Pedro non vuole rinunciare alla propria vita e alle sue amicizie. Ma Bernardo si rivela un “cucciolo” particolarmente maturo nonostante l’età, capace di guardare al mondo degli adulti con grande apertura mentale e senza traumi; 
il film, tra dramma e commedia, diventa una riflessione divertita e profonda sui legami famigliari, sul desiderio di paternità e sulla sorprendente saggezza dei bambini. Non esiste una versione in lingua italiana.
"Bear Cub" (Cachorro) is a very famous film in the bear community directed in 2004 by Spanish director Miguel Abadalejo who put in the story more than one autobiographical page, in fact Miguel as the protagonist Pedro is a great activist in the Spanish gay community.Pedro is an attractive gay dentist,
attends his bear friends, leads a carefree sex and love life until her older sister Violeta, in imminent departure for India with her new hippie lover, asks him to take care of grandson Bernardo. Pedro accepts, a bit reluctantly, deciding at the same time to change habits not to disturb his nephew and 
behaving like any heterosexual parent, between joys, concerns and many problems because Pedro does not want to give up his life and his friendships. 
But Bernard will be a "puppy" very mature despite his age, able to look to the adult world with an open mind and without trauma; 
the film, between drama and comedy, becomes a fun and profound reflection on family ties, the desire of paternity and the surprising wisdom of children. With english subtitles.
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