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[flexhunk]

Just saw the full movie!!!!! so touching , its based on a true story.

Agree, one of my favourite.

[flexhunk]

Synopsis:

A man dies very unexpectedly and leaves behind two men: Jeff, his best friend, and Andrea, an Italian he’s been corresponding with online. Jeff informs Andrea of Mark’s passing; Andrea writes back to express his shock and sympathies. On a whim, they continue their correspondence and a rapport grows between them. They eventually meet, where they extend their e-mail exchanges into more personal and intimate conversations. They talk about their respective countries, their jobs, their families, their lives. Mostly, they talk about Mark. What began as a tragedy that linked two strangers from different ends of the world becomes a deeply realized friendship that may change their lives forever.

(Source: Ciao | The Movie)

This is another best gay movie which you guys shouldn't miss.

[ajax]

Yves Saint Laurent trailer

 

Edited January 12, 2014 by ajax

[thetwentiethletter]

[Firday]

This is another best gay movie which you guys shouldn't miss.

 

 

the ending part is....they will be meet again ?

[Guest Howie]

I don't think I saw anyone posted on this TW uni production - 蝴蝶男孩

The acting skills may not be excellent, but the story line is really nice (highly relatable to all the discreet guys having a crush on str dudes) + the actors are really cute

Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsD62ymD7BQ

Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtLoCXBI07U

Part 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PmyvNDRWgY

 

I concur! Actually there are quite a few of these chinese productions that are really good!

Suggesting these if anyone hasn't already:

 

《誤差》台藝大98級廣電系作品:

 

廈門大學同志電影，當直男愛上同志-暖冬:

[groyn88]

This is a boundary-pushing Malaysian music video about a married bisexual husband who has an affair with another man causing his wife a lot of anguish.
This is my translation of the lyrics:
Title: "Not a perfect woman"
Love is a commitment
To always be honest
To be able to accept deficiencies...
My heart is speechless
Trying to figure out
What it is with me
My heart is increasingly suspicious
Listening to all the stories
What there is between you and him
I am not a perfect woman
I certainly have deficiencies
But I am faithful
Not aspiring to any other heart
I feel he is attempting
I feel annihilated
I feel a pain in my heart
A pain as if I'm going to die
Don't think my love does not exist...
*Repeat*

[Guest Raiden Alpha]

This is painful to watch.To be born a gay or bi is not a sin but our heart and mind can be control by ourselves.I know some people don't like to live life like this cause it is too punishing for them but the pain you cause to another innocent person(wife) is even more punishing for her to bear.

Beside most gay/bi illicit affairs stem from lust and not love to begin with.If there is no love involve please leave the married men alone,save oneself from the guilt/shame/karma by not wrecking people marriage and family.

In short don't be a gay hussy and home wrecker lah.

-成就别人也别作贱自己-

[darkflame]

I have met many married or attached men in the past, and I always kept talking about their wives and children to keep the meetup platonic.

We part on good terms, normally.

 

Nonetheless, I like this music video especially when it is from Malaysia.

Pretty amazing to see such a song being produced. Indeed boundary pushing.

[Guest Jinxin]

Asian Gay movies complied list . Welcome any other gay or boy love movies or shows in which relevant gay scenes can be seen. 

 

A Frozen Flower 朕的男人(霜花店) 2008- Full Movie

http://www.pinhunk.com/a-frozen-flower-%E6%9C%95%E7%9A%84%E7%94%B7%E4%BA%BA%E9%9C%9C%E8%8A%B1%E5%BA%97-2008-full-movie/

 

 

Boys Love (ボーイズ ラブ Bōizu Rabu) 2006

http://www.pinhunk.com/boys-love-%E3%83%9C%E3%83%BC%E3%82%A4%E3%82%BA-%E3%83%A9%E3%83%96-boizu-rabu-2006/

 

Pair of love – 双 (Taiwan Gay Movie)

http://www.pinhunk.com/pair-of-love-%E5%8F%8C-taiwan-gay-movie/

 

[nothandsome]

old auntie....................

Edited January 27, 2014 by nothandsome

[Guest Guest]

old auntie....................

 

yeah lor... maybe if she had stayed in shape and maintained herself a lot more, the husband wouldn't stray.

[nothandsome]

yeah lor... maybe if she had stayed in shape and maintained herself a lot more, the husband wouldn't stray.

She born in 1975, not so old actually... But she look like almost the same age as my mother

[Guest lyra]

Nice, sensitive video. I like how the husband's longings were portrayed, not as pure lust, but something emotional. I'm so happy this was made in next-door Malaysia!

 

I wonder if this video was made to to raise awareness how tragic forced str8 marriages can be. I've known a few men who were gay in their 20's, then later married with kids. I didn't ask why, but I saw their eyes were still roving. Made me feel kinda sad.

 

Anyway imo, the song sucks... She could sing so much better (google for her song In Another Life).

[Guest Guest]

In advance, no offense meant to anyone but ... 

 

When I started watching the video, I thought the singer is a Thai ladyboy, what with the hairdo and heavy makeup.  Then I noticed that the husband looks Chinese and his lover looks ... Indian.  So, is this Muhibbah?

[areef]

just thought of sharing this

 

http://www.loyarburok.com/2014/01/23/ning-perfect-gayman/

[qedcwc]

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Edited February 1, 2014 by qedcwc

[qedcwc]

In advance, no offense meant to anyone but ...

When I started watching the video, I thought the singer is a Thai ladyboy, what with the hairdo and heavy makeup. Then I noticed that the husband looks Chinese and his lover looks ... Indian. So, is this Muhibbah?

Ning Baizura is one of the famous Malaysian singers, long before Siti Nurhaliza came on scene. She is Muslim, categorised as Malay. Her skin tones are mainly due to her ancestral lineage, which included Arab or Indian, cant remember. She usually dons quite sexy dresses, so it's difficult to miss her.

[ajax]

Swing (short film)

 

A few weeks after Wei Long and Daniel have broken up, Daniel asks Wei Long to meet him once more.

 

http://viddsee.com/video.php?video=swing_2010

 

 

Sisters 姐妹 (short film)

 

The Chinese custom for bridesmaids, or “sisters”, is to playfully impede the groom’s progress as he comes to fetch his bride on the wedding day. Things take on an unexpected turn when a cheeky relative at the wedding volunteers to take on the role of a bridesmaid.

 

http://www.viddsee.com/video.php?video=sisters____2010

Edited February 3, 2014 by ajax

[ajax]

Edited February 27, 2014 by ajax

[Guest 男得有情狼]

Now showing in HK. （愛，不難）

[GachiMuchi]

“Looking” For Reality: Are HBO’s Casual Sex Scenes “Real” Enough?

 

When Looking writer/director Andrew Haigh began filming the highly-anticipated sex scenes for HBO’s new gay series about the (sex) lives of three gay men living in San Francisco, he set out to capture some of the most “realistic” encounters ever to be seen on the small screen.
 

In November, leading man Jonathan Groff told Out that “what we’re trying to dispelay is a reality of gay sex as opposed to the salaciousness of gay sex,” with an emphasis on the salaciousness. They weren’t trying to rework the raunchy, passionate encounters of Queer as Folk, but aimed for the kind of “normal” and sometimes awkward tales you’d expect to discuss over drinks with your gay pals at the bar.
 

It’s much harder to film realistic sex for television more than it is for movies—we would know—but we’d say Looking is doing a fine job so far.
 

There was, for instance…

That semi-happening hand job in the first 30 seconds of the first episode

That exciting threesome in the art studio

The #scrufflove

The unexpected foreskin fail/failed hookup

 

…and who could forget that intense pounding on last Sunday’s episode?!

Sure, you’ve only seen two episodes so far (three if you have HBO GO!), but tell us: Is the “realistic sex” in Looking living up to the hype?

Edited February 25, 2014 by GachiMuchi

[silasho]

Quite a promising series, first few episodes were all well produced. But Showtime normally has good standards in general lah.

[Firday]

just watching now...tks for the recommendation.

[merlinkun]

2 more episodes left. ((O_O))

[Firday]

any ideas when the next eps...

[warlock88]

Okay I must watch this!!!

[GachiMuchi]

the look book

The Eight Archetypes Of “Looking” — Accurate Or All-Too-Familiar?

 

We’re six episodes into the eight-episode first season of HBO’s Looking, and still somehow in the expository stage of the storytelling relying on broad brush strokes when it comes to character development. The show’s creator, Michael Lannan, clearly had archetypes on the brain when he mapped out his San Francisco universe.
 

This is not unusual. Seems like gays are as easily categorized: Looking‘s serial antecedents, Queer As Folk, Tales of the City, and, especially, Will & Grace, relied heavily on archetypes, if not downright stereotypes.
 

We hope as the story progresses these characters will flesh out and feel more like three dimensional human beings, but that said, here are the tropes we’ve noticed so far.
 

Are these an accurate portrayal of gay life? What do you hope to see more (or less) of?
 

The Man-child – Patrick (Jonathan Groff)

The naif is on the slow track to emotional maturity, getting by on boyish charm and searching for answers that should have been resolved half a decade ago. He’s only ever had one boyfriend, and is like, totally open to dating, but always gets so flustered around guys and says, you know, the wrong thing, and acts like, totally, what’s the word, awkward. Oh, and he’s never really been fucked right, but he’s open to that, too.
 

Once he has some sense pounded into him, he’ll stop overthinking.
 

The Open Book – Richie (Raúl Castillo)

The perfect foil for the man-child is the open book. He hasn’t had an easy go at life, and his rough past has left him older than his age. He knows who he is, what he wants and has a foundation that can’t be rocked. What this guy lacks in a fancy title and a 401k, he makes up for with solid self-assurance. Nothing makes him squirm, and no subject is off limits — especially sex. If he doesn’t like how an encounter is heading, he has no problem pulling the plug, so to speak. But he has no time for bullshit, and can smell it from a mile away. He’s loyal to a T and will be your biggest advocate until you cross him.
 

Then you’ll be lucky if he ever returns your call.
 

The Art Fag - Agustín (Frankie J. Alvarez)

The art fag is on a nonstop quest for creation, and his insatiable need for discovery may be his biggest flaw in the “real” world. He follows his heart, whether that leads him to move in with his boyfriend, indulge sexual fantasies, have a bite of meat despite being a vegetarian or even make a little spending money on the side as a hustler. But always following the hart can land him in hot water, especially when he’s easily seduced by a pretty smile and a confident demeanor.
 

Eventually he’ll find his own creative confidence but until then he doesn’t quite know who he is or what he wants.
 

The Accommodator – Frank (O.T. Fagbenle)

This people pleaser is everything you think you’d want in a boyfriend — kind, sensitive, sexy and madly in love/committed. He’s so in love that he’s willing to make minor concessions to make his relationship work, and knows if he pushed for monogamy it may cause a serious rift. These compromises start out small: a hot threesome here, a hotter threesome there…what could go wrong? But he’s really only setting himself up for eventual disaster and hurt. Even getting his man to abandon the temptations of SF for the quieter life in Oakland can’t save him in the end.
 

One day he’ll wake up and realize he’s given up so much that he’s lost sight of his relationship’s fiery core.
 

The Aging Stud – Dom (Murray Bartlett)

Since college, the aging stud has been living the sweet life carving more notches on the bedpost than he could ever hope to recall. Sex is his drug of choice, though he’s tried just about every other one for kicks. But something unexpected has happened to him lately — when he walks into a room, not as many heads turn as they used to, and that six letter word he’s avoided like the plague, career, is starting to make him feel inadequate. Young guys are not immediately hopping into his bed any more, even though he still has his share of conquests.
 

The aging stud is grappling with mortality for the first time, and if he puts half as much thought into making his dreams come true as he does into getting laid, perhaps he will find success and fulfillment.
 

The Fruit Fly – Doris (Lauren Weedman)

She’s sassy; she’s real; she’s always willing to tell you uncomfortable truths. The fruit fly is someone you’re lucky to keep in your corner for as long as possible. For the time being she’s perfectly content shaking up with her GBF (gay best friend) and putting up with his steady stream of tricks. Hell, she loves the entertainment factor of things like listening to them sing in the shower. But you can’t emotionally lean on her forever.
 

This career girl is no nonsense, and the day will come that she drops the Tales of The City act to forge out on her own or start a family.
 

The Young DINK – Kevin (Russell Tovey)

The young DINK (double income, no kids) holds down a job and a salary that most people twice his age haven’t reached. Add to that his partner’s equally large paychecks and you have yourself a seriously loaded duo. He works for a cool, hip tech company (duh) and from the outside has it all figured out. But delve deeper and naturally you’ll find trouble in paradise. Mo money mo problems, as it were. He may be plugged into the tech scene, the obvious home of the gay techie, but he’s very much an outsider when it comes to socializing outside the office.
 

If he drops the holier-than-thou routine he could have a hell of a lot of fun with the common folk.
 

The Institution – Lynn (Scott Bakula)

The institution has been around the block. And back. He’s accumulated wealth over the last few decades by settling down in the gay part of town and successfully owning and operating a small business. Like, oh, say a flower shop with a cutesy name like Buds. He is the evolution of the aging stud, if said stud ever manages to catch a break and get his shit together. While he’s certainly turned on by the aging stud, he also sees in him a younger version of himself and is happy to be his friend, mentor and if he sees a solid business plan, investor.
 

But he’s no chump. The only way to gain his respect is through hard work and elbow grease. There are no free rides, even for a pretty face.

[ajax]

Night Flight (Ya Gan Bi Haeng)

 

After a tryst with a lover in a derelict, condemned building housing the ‘Night Flight’ gay bar, Yong-ju roams the streets of night-time Seoul and bumps into his ex-best friend, Gi-woong. They are in the same class but have long since gone their separate ways. Having become embroiled in a fight, Gi-woong snatches Yong-ju’s bicycle in order to escape and doesn’t give it back. Yong-ju threatens him, but Gi-woong is impervious to his warnings – his gang is notorious for their cruel bullying of an eccentric classmate named Gi-taek. His attempts to regain their old friendship mean Yong-ju also runs the risk of becoming a target of this terrorising clan, but he refuses to give in. Instead, Yong-ju cleverly draws Gi-woong into a power game of mutual humiliation and burgeoning memories which triggers a dangerous emotional duel. The director of last year’s Panorama film White Night has chosen anonymous and abandoned urban spaces in which to depict the emotional turmoil gripping the two schoolboys. His film is a portrait of a society being eroded by the compulsion to achieve, a society in which there is no place for minorities, friendship or passion.

 

trailer

 

 

Edited March 15, 2014 by ajax

[Guest Tyrtan]

I watch this b4, very funny:

[Guest Guest]

Night Flight (Ya Gan Bi Haeng)

 

After a tryst with a lover in a derelict, condemned building housing the ‘Night Flight’ gay bar, Yong-ju roams the streets of night-time Seoul and bumps into his ex-best friend, Gi-woong. They are in the same class but have long since gone their separate ways. Having become embroiled in a fight, Gi-woong snatches Yong-ju’s bicycle in order to escape and doesn’t give it back. Yong-ju threatens him, but Gi-woong is impervious to his warnings – his gang is notorious for their cruel bullying of an eccentric classmate named Gi-taek. His attempts to regain their old friendship mean Yong-ju also runs the risk of becoming a target of this terrorising clan, but he refuses to give in. Instead, Yong-ju cleverly draws Gi-woong into a power game of mutual humiliation and burgeoning memories which triggers a dangerous emotional duel. The director of last year’s Panorama film White Night has chosen anonymous and abandoned urban spaces in which to depict the emotional turmoil gripping the two schoolboys. His film is a portrait of a society being eroded by the compulsion to achieve, a society in which there is no place for minorities, friendship or passion.

 

trailer

 

Thanks Ajax. Cant wait for it to be more widely avail on the net. Dont think it has been shown in Korea as yet and when it has, hope it becomes sort of main stream.

[merlinkun]

 

I dunno about you, but when Russell Tovey offer his lips and tongue on yours, it should it outlawed to pull away.

 

Patrick probably felt his drunken boner when he kissed him. 

[Guest Guest]

They probably don't get as much as Alex in Hunting Season but the dating scenes are relatable. The awkwardness of first date and sex, first morning after, introducing to a friend etc. Heard they got renewed for 2nd season. Can't wait

[merlinkun]

They probably don't get as much as Alex in Hunting Season but the dating scenes are relatable. The awkwardness of first date and sex, first morning after, introducing to a friend etc. Heard they got renewed for 2nd season. Can't wait

 

Hunting Season is just softcore porn, man. I mean, the show ended with a threesome in a bath-house. ~_~

[Guest TS]

Anyone wqtched this movie? It kind of circles around homo-theme.

Look at the below video though it seems to be some teen-gay lovey dovey movie - do mot be fooled.

It is a very depressing and disheartening movie. Watch the FULL movie at ur risk though.

*below is just the sweet part of the entire movie*

Song Name: Stereo Total C'est la mort

[Guest TS]

Anyone wqtched this movie? It kind of circles around homo-theme.

Look at the below video though it seems to be some teen-gay lovey dovey movie - do mot be fooled.

Song Name: Stereo Total C'est la mort

[Guest Guest]

VIDEO:

[warlock88]

awwww~ episode 8 is just so sweet~! 

[merlinkun]

Yep, sweetest episode ever.

 

[warlock88]

Yep, sweetest episode ever.

 

 oh yea~ LOLOL

[basalisk]

Dom is the sexist amongst them, but Kevin and Jonathan are both pretty. 

[Cube3]

Query: Is Scott Bakula really gay...? He keeps playing all these gay roles e.g. Under The Candelebra...?

[Guest Guest]

How to watch them?

[GachiMuchi]

Plot twist: The beautiful woman he took home is a man (VIDEO)

He's heartbroken and a beautiful woman at a bar comforts him with the healing power of sex. He later finds out the beautiful woman was nobody else but his childhood gay buddy.

Wait, it’s really not so creepy when told from the gay pal’s point of view.

This is the story of "Khateoy never cheats," a new luk thung video video by R Siam Music, which brings an interesting perspective to the music industry. Sung by male singer "Wid Hyper R Siam,” the song seems to say you shouldn’t judge what’s inside a ladyboy by her appearance.

"My body is artificial, but my heart isn't," the song goes.

"Khateoy never cheats" tells a story of a caring ladyboy who never forgets her first love: her best friend in high school. Many years pass and she meets her crush at a bar, fighting with another woman. Certain he cannot recognize her, so she approaches the man she loved and takes him home.

The dramatic flashbacks gives viewers some rare insight into how the world looks to a woman trapped in a man’s body, reminding us to appreciate and celebrate individuality and variation in humanity.

Maybe after all, we R all R Siam.

[Guest Guest]

Gay bashing !

[ajax]

Lilting

 

Synopsis

Lilting tells the story of a mother’s attempt at understanding who her son is after his untimely death. Her world is suddenly disrupted by the presence of his lover. Together, they attempt to overcome their grief whilst struggling against not having a shared language.

 

Trailer

Edited April 13, 2014 by ajax

[nixorn]

China short. Wonder why the current timeframe is shown in mostly b&w but the near past is coloured. The song at the end is not bad, sang by the photographer char in the short. And their dads....

[ajax]

爱，不难

 

[onlylonely]

爱，不难

 

nice!

[Guest Guest]

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