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Halloween 1997 – the last night of high school for Corey, Jango and their skater gang, The Gromits. Childhood is over and adult life beckons. But for Corey, his past has some unfinished business. When he encounters Jonah, a former childhood friend but now victimised by Jango’s cruel streak, Corey takes pity on him and agrees to walk him home for old time’s sake. What starts off as a normal walk through empty suburban streets descends into something darker and magical, as trip through their memories and ghosts of the past, and Corey is surprised to discover how much he still has in common with his abandoned friend. And even the most buried truths will find a way of coming to life. Best unproduced screenplay award at the 2011 New York Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.

二战期间，一个犹太男孩躲藏在被纳粹占领的东欧森林中的非凡真实故事。该片根据回忆录《林中男孩》改编，灵感来自丽贝卡-斯诺的获奖纪录片《欺骗希特勒》。

Four short films explore love, growth, and pain in intimate relationships between men. In "Death in Venice, CA," a stressed-out academic succumbs to the temptations of his landlady's 17-year old step-son. "Achilles" tells the story of Achilles and Patroclus during the siege of Troy. Pride costs Achilles the love of his life. In "My Polish Waiter," a chatty young man, Timith, pushes himself upon Belky, a nearly-wordless immigrant waiter. After they become lovers, Timith sees beyond himself to Belky's happiness. In "Miguel, Ma Belle," a needy, HIV-positive young man gets a dog as a gift when he's jilted. Through the dog, the young man, Miguel, becomes master of himself.

舞室工作的女孩米粒，发现新来的urban老师文昊的秘密。因舞蹈两人有了一段短暂的交集，逐渐了解的过程中，米粒重新燃起对舞蹈的热情，并帮助文昊走出了过去的阴霾。相互的陪伴，为这两个都市中孤独的灵魂带来些许暖意。

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药师丸博子饰演的是一个有杀人前科的中年妇女，在经过一段失败的婚姻生活之后，彻底的对爱情失望，但是她后来却又跟一个外遇不断的男人发生感情，但是自己的心里面却是对前夫念念不忘。恋爱中毒的剧情是改编自日本的畅销爱情小说，从这部戏里面，可以看到药师丸博改变以往的形象，有更成熟的演技，喜欢看爱情戏的观众更可以从这部日本偶像剧里面看到日本版的太阳花。

熙和杰是恋人。一年前，杰回到熙家，但熙仍然想着杰离开的那天。有一天，熙意识到她已经崩溃了，无法再维持这份爱了。

我们都有忘性，相爱的时候，对于曾犯下的过错皆可抛诸脑后，最后却变成一种可悲的习惯，如同上了瘾般的毒，无法戒掉。

The shortest film in the selection, but by no means the least intense, is by a master of Japanese animation, Kōji Yamamura. Somewhere between calligraphy, embryology and words from beyond the grave, a convulsive poem wraps itself around the Japanese syllable 'da' – a breath that could just as well be the first as the last.