Waide Aaron Riddle

Every line on someone's face tells a story. Each character in this short has an even shorter story to tell. All of them wallow in Victimhood with no resolution. Farce, comedy or tragic drama, do you see yourself in any of these people?

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An enchanting gay romance short that unfolds like a visual sonnet, loosely adapting the director’s acclaimed poem of the same name in a festive and intimate setting. The film delicately captures the essence of love and connection between two men during the Christmas period, portraying moments of tenderness and passion without the need for dialogue.

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A mother and her gay son live together in a trailer park and they share their good times with their trailer park friends.

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In a single kiss, two men explore sexual emotion, sexual tension and the intensity of man-on-man bonding and loving.

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An enchanting gay romance short that unfolds like a visual sonnet, loosely adapting the director’s acclaimed poem of the same name in a festive and intimate setting. The film delicately captures the essence of love and connection between two men during the Christmas period, portraying moments of tenderness and passion without the need for dialogue.

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A mother and her gay son live together in a trailer park and they share their good times with their trailer park friends.

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In a single kiss, two men explore sexual emotion, sexual tension and the intensity of man-on-man bonding and loving.

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Julie, a college student, is sexually assaulted by two fellow students. Desperate for revenge, she makes contact with a necromancer, who begins using her demonic powers to get rid of any guy Julie hates.

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Every line on someone's face tells a story. Each character in this short has an even shorter story to tell. All of them wallow in Victimhood with no resolution. Farce, comedy or tragic drama, do you see yourself in any of these people?

Open details →

An enchanting gay romance short that unfolds like a visual sonnet, loosely adapting the director’s acclaimed poem of the same name in a festive and intimate setting. The film delicately captures the essence of love and connection between two men during the Christmas period, portraying moments of tenderness and passion without the need for dialogue.

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