The Feast of Stephen

Year: 2009

Runtime: 5 mins

Director: James Franco

Drama

Stephen watches a group of boys playing basketball, his lingering gaze revealing a hidden attraction. When the boys become aware of his interest, their reaction turns hostile, subjecting him to outright homophobia—or perhaps the hostility is only perceived, leaving the audience to question the reality of his victimization.

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