Boys Life

Year: 1994

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Directors: Robert Lee King, Raoul O'Connell

Drama

Three short films trace young gay men on the brink of adulthood. In “Pool Days,” 17‑year‑old Justin works as an evening lifeguard in Bethesda and, over a summer, accepts his sexuality. “A Friend of Dorothy” follows freshman Winston at NYU, who, with hometown friend Anne, learns to navigate a gay social scene in the city. “The Disco Years” reflects on 1978, when high‑schooler Tom comes out after a mix of joyful and painful encounters.

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