Gay men in the pool

The performances are bold, empowering, and unforgettable.

Venues often include rooftop views, cabana lounges, and signature cocktails with names like “The Equality Elixir” or “Glitter Bomb.”

🌈 Everyone Belongs

These aren’t just parties—they’re movements. Eric (Rob Brydon) is a middle-aged accountant in a stagnant marriage.

(They also go bungee jumping, diving off a bridge in one striking sequence). (Queer quotient: 7/10).

“Amphetamine” (Prime Video)is writer/director Scud’s intense, sensorial, and homoerotic drama about Kafka (Byron Pang), a sexy and straight swimming instructor, who meets Daniel (Thomas Price), a gay banker in Hong Kong.

A scene of Rubens holding his head high even when he is publicly branded a pedophile is effective. Every beat celebrates inclusion.

These events aren’t just inclusive—they’re designed to be. Queer DJs spin everything from house to hyperpop.

It’s a place where no one needs to “fit in” because they already do.

✨ Final Splash

Inclusive LGBTQ+ pool parties prove that celebration and advocacy go hand in hand. Alas, Kuba’s girlfriend, Sylwia (Marta Nieradkiewicz), is palpably jealous, and is not willing to give Kuba up. And when that party is also a celebration of identity, diversity, and joy?

What does it matter?” As the thorny situation snowballs, and police are called in to investigate, “Liquid Truth” shows how Rubens’ life is quickly destroyed. I reside on the property along with my dog Armani.

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Nestled in the vibrant and accepting community of Wilton Manors, our resort boasts multiple thoughtfully designed guest rooms, each offering a sanctuary of tranquility and style.

Think guest DJs spinning upbeat anthems, glitter-filled performances, and a crowd that radiates love. Both Kuba and Michal’s parents bristle at their sons’ sexuality, and both young men encounter bullies with different results. “Floating Skyscrapers” boasts artfully-composed shots and gorgeous cinematography — the scenes in the pool are crystal clear — as well as a fantastic performance from Banasiuk, who dives deep to convey Kuba’s self-destructiveness and his gay desires.

Scud insists on filming his actors fully nude, and Pang — who gives a strong performance as a man haunted by his past and uncertain of his future — and Price both look good sans clothes in and out of the water. The room, grounds, pool, hot tub, location...all lovely. While the boy’s horrified mother, Marisa (Stella Rabello), rushes to alert parents on social media, Alex’s father, Davi (Marco Ricca), wonders: Is Rubens gay?

(Queer quotient: 9/10.)

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