Boy meets boy (2008)

Boy Meets Boy is a Korean short film dealing with love affairs between high school mates.
The director of this movie produced another Korean queer movie, No Regret.
BMB is an autobiographical story of the director who's a renowned movie producer in Korea.

According to his interview, finding and accepting his own sexual orientation wasn't that hard for him, unlike in most queer movies.
He accepted himself with joy and so did his family and friends, I read from articles.

Because it's a short film I don't know if I can get any chance to watch this film.
But I hope that I'll have the opportunity.

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>Hugz<

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