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Synopsis
The Heart Wants What The Heart Wants
A closeted boy runs the risk of being outed by his own heart after it pops out of his chest to chase down the boy of his dreams.
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Alternative Titles
Num Piscar de Olhos, 心臓一鼓動に, В ритме сердца, En un latido, 心跳无限次, Num piscar de Olhos, En un batec, En un battement de cœur, Kalp Atışı, 心跳瞬间, 인 어 하트비트, Zamilovat se, בפעימה אחת
Premiere
01 Jun 2017
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USA
Sarasota
Digital
31 Jul 2017
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France
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USA
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immediately after i watched this sweet, uplifting short, i heard a lady on tv saying she believes her son is "mentally ill" because he's gay. how can people be so fucking ugly and hateful? the only consolation is that her whole close-minded, bigoted, ignorant generation will die out soon, and gay kids will watch more films like this one and realize that the love they feel for people of the same gender is normal and beautiful.
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It's so rare that we get sweetness. We get tragedy. We get trauma. We get ostracized. We get, sometimes, some semblance of a victory, even. But we rarely get sweetness, tenderness, innocent love and joy. We rarely get our childhoods acknowledged, not like this. There's no abuse. There's no violence. There's very little humiliation, no more so than any other kid this age would go through, as far as we can tell. There's very little danger, no more than any other kid acting on a crush. There's very little drama. It's just cute. What a gentle little film.
52 project: 109/52
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IMAGINE if ur heart actually exposed u like this??? bitch i'd honestly square up
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yeah can we get uhhhhhhhh more positive and child-appropriate gay content in the future thanks!
this was ADORABLE
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Can you believe that this 4 minute short film about a gay boy falling in love had more emotion and heart than most full length films do in 2 hours?
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this was my nick and charlie
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y'all can spare 4 minutes to watch this here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2REkk9SCRn0
you know how sometimes, if you're sad enough, it's as if you can feel your whole heart grow heavy in your chest cavity? like the ribs and sternum caging that tired muscle might really break?
and you know how sometimes, when you've got a Crush-with-a-capital-C on someone, it kind of feels the same? you've got jitterbugs in your gut. you're flushed. the difference between elation & dread grows smaller with each exhausted, wired yawp of your heart.
this short feels like solace for every time i've thought my heart has really been broken. this short feels like falling in love in a prelapsarian world; that is, there is no pain, there is no sorrow, there is only goodness & a forgiving light.
also i've had a long day so yah i bawled my eyes out what the fuck do u want me to do about that
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i want to see this as a full length film. we need more LGBT-positive but child appropriate films like this to show kids that it’s okay to be who you are and someone, somewhere will always accept you.
this was so beautiful
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Carol? Cancelled. Moonlight? Move over, it's daytime. The Handmaiden? She's fired.
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