Start your day off right with this tantalizing collection of steamy films.

Written by and starring The Comeback and Hacks’ Dan Bucatinsky and featuring a rich ensemble cast that includes Richard Ruccolo, Sasha Alexander, Adam Goldberg, Christina Ricci, Andrea Martin, Doris Roberts, and Lisa Kudrow, All Over the Guy is a hilarious rom-com about a mismatched pair of gay men set up on a blind date by their mutual straight friends. Come revisit the Closing Night film of Frameline25 on the big screen again!

Gay chaos ensues when groom-to-be John Michael (Cole Doman) reunites with his best man and old flame Alex (Michael Hsu Rosen) at a lakeside bachelor party weekend that draws the whole wedding party into the drama. Joined by mischievous duo, Luís and Simon, and hunky, bisexual Kit, this quartet of college pals have a time, stir up some mayhem, and find true love in this cheeky rom-com.

Star student Luthando’s world is turned upside down when the charismatic Aydana arrives at her elite all-girls boarding school in this delightfully inventive coming-of-age debut feature from director Sandulela Asanda. Able to bring its protagonist’s comic book-loving inner world to life, this comedy portrays girlhood and first love in all their awkward sweetness.

Suddenly dumped by his boyfriend and totally broke, Nate crawls to the only people that will take him, his sweet, offbeat grandparents, played by Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham and Caroline Aaron who welcome him to their lovely Jewish old folk’s home. Fueled by amusing energy, colorful characters and unique setting, the film digs deeper with big questions about identity and belonging.

The debut feature by Lilly and Lana Wachowski follows a butch handywoman (Gina Gershon) and femme fatale (Jennifer Tilly) as they plan to build a new life for themselves by stealing from a money-launderer for the mob (Joey Pantoliano). Thirty years on, this remarkable film continues to inspire for its dazzling neo-noir visuals and story, and its burning-hot exploration of lesbian love and sex.

An age-gap romance, a road trip that ends in a rain-soaked kiss, and desert vistas scored by Patsy Cline and Ella Fitzgerald hits — Donna Deitch’s landmark 1985 romantic drama has it all. Desert Hearts, a perennial Festival favorite, returns to Frameline in celebration of the film’s recent 40th anniversary. When uptight, soon-to-be-divorced Vivian Bell meets the free-spirited, ever-charming Cay Rivvers, one of cinema’s most iconic romances unfolds in this lesbian classic.

Amsterdam, 1986. Three gay men find friendship and love through music, desire, and fun at a local night club before more and more regulars start to vanish from Downtown. Thirty-two years later, Ronnie, Lennart, and Bas reunite for dinner and face what time takes — and what it keeps. Downtown is intimate, sensual, and utterly captivating.

If you’ve ever pined over a what-could-have-been relationship, this sapphic charmer is a must-watch masterclass in yearning. On one of her last nights in Shanghai, twentysomething Asher asks Tori to meet up for one last meandering adventure through the city. Measured, tender, and unafraid to sit with its characters, writer/director Shan Jiang’s queer romance echoes the most achingly satisfying elements of Richard Linklater’s beloved Before trilogy. 

Writer/director Hayley Kiyoko adapts both her hit single and best-selling young adult novel of the same name in this charming directorial debut about Coley (Maya da Costa), the new-to-town girl who falls in love with the ever-magnetic Sonya (Myra Molloy). Sun-drenched, heartfelt, and bolstered by new music from Kiyoko, this coming-of-age story aptly captures the complicated swirl of highs and lows that come with loving someone who might not be ready to love you back.

When bored and sexually frustrated Gen Zer, Elliot (Cooper Hoffman), lands his first real job assisting anti-woke art star Erika Tracy (Olivia Wilde), it isn't long before "erotic muse" and "sex slave" are added to his job description in legendary auteur Gregg Araki’s irreverent and entertaining sex comedy.

A group of tangentially-connected gay teenagers in the remote coastal town of Geraldton encounter the thrills and devastations of first love and sexual discovery set against the backdrop of Australia voting to legalize same-sex marriage in 2017. Catch the first 5 episodes of your next gay TV obsession — a YA limited series chock-full of hot sex, high drama, and plenty of Aussie charm.

A group of tangentially-connected gay teenagers in the remote coastal town of Geraldton encounter the thrills and devastations of first love and sexual discovery set against the backdrop of Australia voting to legalize same-sex marriage in 2017. Catch episodes 6 through 10 of your next gay TV obsession — a YA limited series chock-full of hot sex, high drama, and plenty of Aussie charm.

In a Spanish greenhouse, Hadoum, a cis woman, and Iván, a trans man, fall for each other amid grueling work and rising tension. But as a labor movement grows, personal loyalties and expectations start to test their budding romance. Winner of the Teddy Award at the Berlin International Film Festival, Iván & Hadoum is a moving love story shaped by class and identity.

Fleur arrives late for the recital, brushing past Julian, fleeting contact that inflames passions between the women in this moving, true-life drama of queer activism and everlasting devotion. Their white-hot affair inevitably leads to an engagement, and inspires a plan to tie the knot 22 times in each of the countries where same-sex marriage is legal as a way to draw attention to limited LGBTQ+ marriage rights.

When Angelica Ruffier returns to her childhood home after the death of her father, she rediscovers her teenage diaries and, in them, her secret, all-consuming infatuation with her history teacher, Mademoiselle B. Surrounded by her father’s belongings and her re-animated memory, Ruffier starts to long once more to find her. A sensuous and dreamy meditation on young love and fantasy, La belle année will leave you in tears.

In this incisive French romantic drama about a truly modern queer family, Céline sets out to collect a series of letters of support as the final administrative hurdle before she is allowed to adopt her soon-to-be-born child. As she navigates her relationship with her wife, the birthing parent, Céline confronts her own estranged mother and reevaluates her feelings about becoming a mom.

Joan Chen delivers a powerful performance as Feng Xia in this romantic drama about a woman exploring her queer desire later in life. As she falls in love with a free-spirited younger Québécoise woman, Feng Xia grapples with the terrifying-yet-beautiful freedom of finally putting herself before others. A coming-of-age-at-any-age story rife with slow-burn sapphic yearning, Xiaodan He’s sophomore feature is a showcase for Chen.

When a young drifter hitches a ride with a lonesome trucker, an unexpected, carnal bond emerges along the dusty, desolate highways of northern Mexico. But the deeper they get into the dangerous, drug-fueled, hyper-masculine world of long-haul truckers, the greater the threat of their troubled pasts catching up with them becomes.

For ruggedly handsome Jack (Barry Ward), life as a married fisherman on the coast of Wales is as constant as the churning of the ocean. Enter Daniel (Lorne Macfayden), a seasonal worker with a don’t-fuck-with me attitude. Living a life as free as Jack’s is frozen, Daniel turns out to be the chance Jack can’t afford not to take. Fans of God’s Own Country will find much to love in this stormy, sexy, working-class romance.

Androgynous teen Malou lives in a small town and idolizes her older brother, Max — though things all start to change when she develops a crush on Nouria, Max’s girlfriend. Although initially invigorating, this secret relationship stirs up a complex swirl of emotions for both teens. While Nouria struggles with the weight of betraying Max, Malou navigates newly unearthed feelings of gender dysphoria in this striking, beautifully acted coming-of-age film.

From awkward first encounters to loves that last beyond a lifetime, these shorts are perfect for sparking date night conversations. 

In this passionate and sexually-charged romance between two newly-arrived refugees, Moroccan immigrant Saad fears his Iranian lover Reza will be denied asylum in Canada and face deportation. Desperate, he begins a relationship with an immigration minister who may offer the only chance to save his lover’s life.