Shorts: For a Good Time

Sept 21, 2025
8:30 PM

Location
International Village

Partially Online in BC
Sept 22, 12 AM - Sept 28, 11:59 PM

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🏆DTF? in this program is the Winner of the 2025 Gerry Brunet Memorial Award: Best BC Short!🏆

There’s no shame in needing a charming rebound, especially if it comes with a good chuckle! These feel-good queer films revel in the unlikely. From Jesus with a secret to baby carrots at an orgy, it’s the pick-me-up you didn’t know you needed!

Followed by a post-screening Q&A with the filmmakers.

Please note: All but one film in this program will be available to watch online. See below for details. Learn more.

Like your sunshine with some rain? Check out Shorts: For a Good Cry, screening on the same day.

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Newly widowed Ruth is drowning in post-death logistics and barbecue sauce when she meets a stranger in crisis.

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A writer on a sexual bender ends up on a date with his former English professor.

🏆 Winner of the 2025 Gerry Brunet Memorial Award: Best BC Short!🏆

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Shy teen Rhona just wants a private moment to tend to her celebrity crush–but the goats aren’t going to milk themselves.

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The love between two young Black boys, Eden and Dula, leads them to a paradise free from shame and judgement. Based on a poem by Dean Atta, narrated by Jordan Stephens.

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An emotionally avoidant textile artist invokes the “sweater hex”–the belief that if you knit someone a sweater, your relationship will end–instead of being honest about her lukewarm feelings.

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If these walls could talk, what would they say about Black Queer love? Witness tender scenes and everyday conversations between Corinne and Tiana, shot in super 16mm.

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Two shy wallflowers at their first orgy find one another and connect over small talk and baby carrots.

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In this divine comedy, Jesus tries to save humanity and fulfill his purpose on earth–but runs into some unexpected, internalized hurdles.