Later this month, Breaking Glass Pictures will be releasing an exceptional collection of short films called Male Shorts: International V1. An international collection containing five short films focusing on gay men, the set includes Just Past Noon On A Tuesday, La Tepette (The Mousetrap), The Storm (La Tempete), Neptune, and PD. Each short film is presented in its native language (Portuguese, French or English) with English subtitles for all. Take a look at the individual descriptions of the films, along with some hot stills, below.
Just Past Noon on a Tuesday from Male Shorts: International V1 © Breaking Glass Pictures
Directed by Travis Mathews
Two strangers visit the penthouse of a recently deceased lover, only to find themselves learning more about each other. Just Past Noon on a Tuesday comes from the acclaimed director behind I Want Your Love, Interior. Leather Bar and the jaw-dropping In Their Room series.
La Tapette (The Mousetrap) from Male Shorts: International V1 © Breaking Glass Pictures
Directed by Ricky Mastro
Baptiste (Cochise Leberre) is a gay man who can’t stop dreaming about a woman who works at a local pub. His desire for her makes him go on a journey that he could never have imagined.
The Storm (La Tempete) from Male Shorts: International V1 © Breaking Glass Pictures
Directed by Ricky Mastro
Leo (Kevin Roze) fantasizes about his weather forecaster. His obsession may be realized when he meets Luca (Maxime Picot). The night they spend together will take them through both desires and doubts that last into the early morning hours.
Neptune from Male Shorts: International V1 © Breaking Glass Pictures
Directed by Daniel Nolasco
A chance encounter with another swimmer at a local pool develops into an obsession. But the city has many opportunities for sex. Follow the growing desire between Sandro and Maicon (Norval Berbari and Leandro Jose).
PD from Male Shorts: International V1 © Breaking Glass Pictures
Directed by Antony Hickling
A cruising area takes on majestic proportions as we discover Greek-esque male bodies in the forest. The sonnets 18, 57 and 20 by William Shakespeare add to the “Midsummer Night’s Dream”-like ambiance of the film.
Check out some additional images, mixed from each of the films, in our gallery below (warning: they’re not safe for work!) and click here to pre-order your copy. Male Shorts: International V1 comes to DVD and VOD June 26th.
