In Their Room/Berlin, May 04, 2013 | Boston LGBT Film Festival 2012

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2012

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Director

Travis Matthews

Year

2011

Run Time

60

min

Country

USA/Germany

Language

English & German

PROGRAM Time

minutes

CONTENT WARNING:

This film is presented in English & German with English subtitles.

In Their Room is about gay men, bedrooms, sex and intimacy. The film veers into the bedrooms of eight different men where you see them doing everything from the most banal to the most erotic. Complimenting the revealing nature of their everyday activities are confessional interviews about fantasies, turn ons and vulnerabilities. You never leave their bedrooms, but this is unmistakably Berlin. This film contains graphic sexual imagery and only 18+ will be admitted.

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Julian

CONTENT WARNING:

Antonio da Silva

10 min

Portuguese

Portugal

In this road trip the super8 camera portrays a human being who loves nature, swimming naked in waterfalls and all the beautiful simple things that Portugal can offer.

Cakes And Sand (Torten im Sand)

CONTENT WARNING:

Christoph Scheermann

16 min

German

Germany

Tim and Julian are deeply in love, but they can't find happiness between the sheets. When you can't sexually satisfy the person you love, do you call it quits...?

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