Peccadillo Pictures presents BOYS ON FILM 23: DANGEROUS TO KNOW, a collection of short films starring Zachary Quinto
A perfect stranger. The boy next door. A sparring partner. A friend from abroad. Boys on Film presents its 23rd gay short film collection with ten encounters from across the globe, where the tempting allure of a risky attraction yields emotional results – proving that the age-old adage of taking the
Peccadillo Pictures presents BOYS ON FILM 23: DANGEROUS TO KNOW, a collection of short films starring Zachary Quinto and directed by Renato Turnes, Máté Konkol, Sven Spur, Sam Max, Irasj Asanti, Uriel Torten, Elene Naveriani, Mark Pluck, Tom Young and Sean Lìonadh.
A perfect stranger. The boy next door. A sparring partner. A friend from abroad. Boys on Film presents its 23rd gay short film collection with ten encounters from across the globe, where the tempting allure of a risky attraction yields emotional results – proving that the age-old adage of taking the plunge is as relevant – and sexy – as ever before.
The ten films are:
MY UNCLE’S FRIEND (Brazil) – Directed by Renato Turnes
BUDAPEST CLOSED CITY (Hungary) – Directed by Máté Konkol
EDEN (Belgium) – Directed by Sven Spur
CHAPERONE (USA) – Directed by Sam Max
BREAK ME (Norway) – Directed by Israsj Asanti
BY HIS WILL (Israel) – Directed by Uriel Torten
RED ANTS BITE (Georgia) – Directed by Elene Naveriani
HORNBEAM (UK) – Directed by Mark Pluck
JIM (UK) – Directed by Tom Young
TOO ROUGH (UK) – Directed by Sean Lìonadh
BOYS ON FILM 23: DANGEROUS TO KNOW will be available at PeccadilloPOD.com and on DVD, Blu-Ray and On Demand worldwide from 24 July.
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