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Scraps – A Short LGBTQ Movie Review

29/05/2025 By ACOMSDave Leave a Comment

Scraps Experience the poignant coming-of-age story of SCRAPS, a gay romance skateboarding short film that captures the vibrant energy of skate culture intertwined with tender moments of self-discovery. Set against the rugged backdrop of rural 2003 Montana, this indie LGBTQ+ film follows a closeted teen artist as he falls for an openly skateboarding boy, confronting the fears of small-town judgment and the courage to embrace his identity. Featuring compelling performances by Dorian Giordano and Peder Lindell, SCRAPS echoes the emotional depth of films like Mid-90s, Call Me By Your Name, and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It’s a heartfelt journey of love, vulnerability, and growth during a defining summer in a small town.

 

 

Links:

  • YouTube – Scraps
  • Lucky Blue – A Short LGBTQ Movie Review
  • Amazon – Scraps: A Gay Skateboarding Romance Novel

Filed Under: Movie Reviews Tagged With: 2003 Montana, coming of age, Dorian Giordano, heartfelt LGBTQ+ story, LGBTQ+ indie film, LGBTQ+ short film, LGBTQ+ youth, love and identity, Peder Lindell, rural Montana, skateboarding romance, small-town judgment, summer romance, teen love story

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