For 18-year-old Finnish–Kosovan Fatu, a simple visit to the grocery store feels as nerve-racking as a lunar expedition: for the first time in his life, he’s wearing makeup in public. Luckily his best friend Rai, a young woman on the spectrum of autism, is there to ferociously support him through the voyage.

What is left of my bodymind when the neuronormative masks start to break? How could a neuroqueer world feel like? How can a collective glitch transform the status quo? “Unmasking” is a neuroqueer video essay inspired by the manifesto “Glitch Feminism” by Legacy Russell and shows the intersection of queer feminism and Disability Justice as the “glitch” awakens in neuroqueer unmasking and nourishes in Collective Care, Trans Liberation, Prison and Psychiatry Abolition and Neuroqueerness.

Two young lovers try to find a home in each other, but realize that what they truly seek is love in themselves.

Hasani and Asim navigate a hidden connection at the Guyanese Seashore. As they grapple with societal expectations and Asim’s impending departure for Trinidad, their relationship unfolds amidst playful moments in the ocean and intimate encounters in the kitchen. Set against cultural traditions and familial obligations, the story explores themes of sexuality, desire, and acceptance. Through tender moments and silent longing, it portrays the complexity of adolescent love and the challenges of self-discovery in a conservative environment.

The queer lovestory is about the special relationship between a gay protagonist and his lesbian friend and the great test their friendship has to face when something significant changes between them.

After receiving news about his father’s ailment, Theo returns home to care for him, despite their strained relationship. Upon his return, Theo finds him falling back into their old tradition of visiting a skating rink. There, he meets a skating group and soon finds himself falling for the leader. Over the course of the film, Theo attempts to renew his relationship with his father all while finding solace in his new friendships.