Seductive Shorts
Dekkoo has a wealth of short films on offer – inventive and inspiring works of queer cinematic expression you won’t find anywhere else! With such a vast library, it can be hard to know where to dive in. We’re sending you straight into the deep end with this collection of our most Seductive Shorts!
Youthful regrets, raunchy online encounters and the intersection between queerness and age are explored in the experimental shorts ‘camchat’ and ‘As I Sat in My Car.’ Sparks fly as men come together for a little romance in ‘Rubber Dolphin,’ ‘Foreign Lovers’ and ‘Is This a Date.’ Steamy relationships from the past haunt the present in both ‘Just Me’ and ‘Let’s Meet Again at the End of the World.’ ‘Max’ follows a recent divorcee who hires a male escort. ‘Open Relationship’ sees a couple considering exactly what the title suggests. ‘Plum’ follows a fleeting encounter between two hot young men with opposing views on love. And finally ‘His Hands’ and ‘Fish Tank’ both explore strange hook-ups that have the potential to turn dangerous… or dangerously sexy.
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Seductive Shorts Collection Teaser
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Is This a Date
A series of encounters leave a man increasingly confused about whether he's on a date or not.
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Let's Meet Again at the End of the World
After a year apart, hopeless romantic Adam runs into his ex-boyfriend during a seaside vacation. Thoughtlessly entangling himself in a week-long romance, Adam must decide whether to rekindle their flame or break free from the tumultuous relationship once and for all.
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Open Relationship
Oscar and Sergio live together and they have very different personalities. One asks the other if they would be interested in an open relationship.
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Rubber Dolphin
Two men meet for a passionate sexual encounter that ends up getting far more personal than either had imagined. Tackling issues of self-image, the prescribed sexual roles of gay men and notions of masculinity, this short film shows what happens when two attractive young guys cut through all the s...
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As I Sat in His Car...
Through a collage of found footage, reenactments, and digital manipulation, the intersection between queerness and age is explored through a reflection of youthful regrets.
