Short films from the British Film Institute's collection (50% of which seems to be gay and lesbian films, dunno why).
Borderline (2005) A distorted look at London.
The Crane (1992) Jude Law, 15 years younger, as an unlucky young man who flips burgers then becomes homeless.
Cubs (2006) Love the color. Makes you feel awful though.
Dance Lexie Dance (1996) Described as "Billy Elliot Meets Riverdance". And that's exactly what it is.
Les Bicyclettes de Belsize (1968) Yellow outfit, yellow bike? A Frenchified Hampstead musical.
Sundial (1991) One-minute film on the Canary Wharf Tower when it stood alone.
Borderline (2005) A distorted look at London.
The Crane (1992) Jude Law, 15 years younger, as an unlucky young man who flips burgers then becomes homeless.
Cubs (2006) Love the color. Makes you feel awful though.
Dance Lexie Dance (1996) Described as "Billy Elliot Meets Riverdance". And that's exactly what it is.
Les Bicyclettes de Belsize (1968) Yellow outfit, yellow bike? A Frenchified Hampstead musical.
Sundial (1991) One-minute film on the Canary Wharf Tower when it stood alone.
There are probably a lot of gay shorts at the mediatheque because they have just launched a huge gay and lesbian season! Most of the shorts that I saw however were old and non-gay!
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