SYNOPSIS
It might just be the full moon, but a BOY is sad because he does not understand other boys, and their desires. Both lust for him but one feels no CHEMISTRY and the other likes his LEGS but does not want to meet. Confused he shaves his head, makes his body the internet, so through him they can ‘online’ date until a new full moon appears… and with it hopefully some clarity. Examining the queer millennial shift into online dating, pop-astrology philosophy and ever present effects of a pandemic that stripped us of touch, this film is a reflection of modern gay romance.
DIRECTOR
Grant Gulczynski, born in 1991, is a British filmmaker based in London.Between 2013-2016 he split his time between London and Sarajevo, undertaking his PhD in Liberal Arts Filmmaking, under the mentorship of Hungarian director Béla Tarr. These studies lead to the creation of his documentary feature debut, as a producer and co-director, Lost in Bosnia, which screened internationally at festival such as CPH:DOX and Hong Kong International Film Festival. His thesis film five mermaids in the balkans, an exploration of homosexuality in the former Yugoslavia via gay dating apps, went on to screen internationally at Molodist Film Festival and Morelia among others. Presently Grant is in development with his narrative feature debut, whilst his latest shorts BATOR and buzzcut make me the moon, make my body internet continue their lives on the festival circuit. He has been a recipient of the Leverhulme Trust’s Scholarship, as well as being selected for Berlin Talent Campus and NISI MASA. Outside of filmmaking, Grant is the Head of Festival for the Fringe! Queer Film and Arts Fest.
