In the year 2008, the mayor of the island of Tilos in the Aegean Sea agreed to perform the first gay and lesbian civil marriages ever held in Greece. The film follows the story of these two civil marriages through visual material that was shot ad hoc, but also through footage from the Gay Pride of the same year, Press conferences and other demonstrations regarding the same topic.

Tilos Weddings

Jhony is a 25 years old man from Barcelona and the film follows him during a fictitious day of his life. Morning rising, television, photographic session, lunch with mother and brother, work, a visit to a porn company, meeting with a friend and work colleague, thoughts about life and love, the difficulties of opening up and surrendering in love, dinner in a friend s house at night with a full moon. His relationship with his family, his dog and the world. His lonely lifestyle. A mother he adores, an absent father, a view of the future without exaggerated ambitions and unrealistic dreams. Without lies, illusions, with respect towards the others and dignity. A pure life, like the tattoo that we see in the making on his body during the duration of the whole film.

Pure Life

IRVING PARK is the story of four gay men in their 60s who live together in Chicago, exploring an unconventional lifestyle of master/slave relationships. A family based on free choice and the consent to lose one’s personal freedom in favor of the desire of the Other.

Irving Park

"Sylvia sounds similar to Sophia, Robyn is from Robin Hood." The constant transformations, discoveries, self-definitions, and reinventions of the self have a beginning but no middle and no end as the emergence and construction of what we are, what our gender is, and how we can communicate with the outside and others, are in the making. Can our bodies and desires be put into words, and what might they be each time? For Sylvia, the biggest thing would be to manage to talk and have someone listen to her. The lights of a lonely show flicker and illuminate the darkness.

Sylvia Robyn

When he was four years old, Maria Callas took him into her arms and danced with him. At the age of twenty, long after she had departed, he began to discover her work and grew fascinated by her. He never went on holiday; every cent he made was put aside to buy recordings, books, photos, posters, and programs related to her, and money was always short. As he grew older, as he worked two jobs to make ends meet, with his misfortunes, romantic disappointments, jealous friends, and an accident that led to ten surgeries and disability, his collection grew bigger. Haunted by the two women in his life - his mother who died too young and the Diva, his constant reference and reverence - he grew and found fulfillment along with his collection. Now he feels serene, enjoying many joys and memories of his life, dreaming of the afternoon his mother will knock on his door, to share a cup of coffee. He would sacrifice everything for that moment; even his own collection.