QUEER COMEDY EN COURTS

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On their seventh birthday, a child living with their “perfect family” in a “dollhouse” feels suffocated by traditional expectations and conventional gender norms. Their only escape is to make a magical birthday wish before blowing out the candle on the cake.

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Muhammad's fruity holiday plans hit a roadblock when airport security stops him and accuses him of running off to join ISIS. Desperate to catch his flight, he still tries to have some fun along the way in this comedy based on a true story.

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While waiting for the Molodist Film Festival selection results, queer filmmaker and recent graduate Tim moves through Kyiv, encountering friends, relatives and colleagues who also became part of his thirty-minute thesis film.

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Pillow talk becomes increasingly anxious between emotionally constipated Sophie and her lover Val, who has the opposite problem: she lets absolutely everything out.

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A throuple of elderly queer men confronts mortality as Zito develops dementia. While dream and reality blur into a Brazilian samba musical extravaganza, his two lovers, Morpheus and Charon, care for him through the progression of his illness and their final farewell.

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When he receives a mysterious love note, a teenage Sherlock Holmes must step outside of his comfort zone in order to uncover the identity of his secret admirer.

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Carmen walks out on her partner, convinced she finally needs to put herself first. But the clean breakup she imagined becomes a surreal showdown of pseudo-therapy wisdom, twisted logic and uncomfortable truths, pushing contemporary self-care rhetoric to its most absurd extreme.

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While trying to go viral, queer content creator Taylor accidentally archives a devastating breakup. To cope with the shame, they turn failed relationships into videos, avoid responsibility at every turn and increasingly frustrate their best friend and roommate, Monica.

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When her girlfriend dumps her for being an unreliable mess, Lucie agrees to pet-sit a “Princess,” only to discover she’s a nippy, Fox News-watching pig. What begins as an inconvenience becomes a chaotic lesson in responsibility—and an unexpected push toward self-improvement.