Kevontae spirals out of control and hits rock bottom.

This episode features the short films “Java,” “Two Women,” “Never,” and “East Coast Park Lovers.”

Six-year-old Matilde is visiting with her grandmother and 16-year-old cousin after getting dropped off by her mother. As the night approaches, Matilde faces the weight of acting of her own will for the first time.

In the near future, where the male gender is banned, a woman discovers that her missing mother, a scientist, was growing a man in her lab. While she tries to understand her mother’s motive, she  …

Proposals and new beginnings take the stage, leaving room for envy, hurt feelings and sexual desire.

Relying on “How To Be Alone”–a self-improvement audio book–a heartbroken woman, struggling with her lonesome existence, decides to embrace solitude and learn how to survive without love.

Score a quick fix of cutting edge short films with Here TV’s Queer Quickies! This episode features “Matilde Looks Back” and “In Vitro.”

Kevontae relives his past and struggles to move forward as the pandemic stalls the world.

This sequel series to the critically acclaimed feature film “Living 4 the Weekend: BluVonte” follows Kevontae as he copes and navigates his way through life without his beloved Blu.

A grandmother and her grandson engage in an intimate conversation, exploring gender, sexuality and transmission of identity.