If you wrote and directed an LGBT themed movie, how would it be like?

I just initiated a thread to talk about a beautiful Brazilian short I saw yesterday. I hope it gets more posts than it currently has, but besides liking that film, it also gave me the inspiration to think of a gay short myself, in a sort-of similar style. This is the synopsis:

The Last Entry

The movie starts with two boys saying goodbye to one another in an autumn day. One of them, named Marcos, is standing in front of his house and embracing the other boy, Vinicius. However, only Marcos's face is shown to the camera, while his friend's remains hidden. The two have been friends all of their lives and Vinicius is moving to a different city in another state. That day was the last time they would see each other while living in the same city. The goodbye scene is warm, made more of touching than of words. Finally, Vinicius walks away and only Marcos is shown staring at the camera as it zooms out of him.
The next scene shows the boy coming back to his house, with a bittersweet smile on his face. A bit emotional, he looks through a picture album Vicente’s family had bought him many years before, filled with photos of the two. For a strange reason, though, many of the photos are missing. Suddenly, Marcos finds Vicente’s diary in his own bedroom, and deduces that he forgot to take it with him. The boy gives in to curiosity and turns the page to read it, and as he does so, a flashback begins.
On the previous day, Vicente comes to his friends house for their last sleepover. The two try to avoid talking about their separation at all costs. Instead, they do everything two teenage boys do: play videogames together, play soccer, swim at the pool, etc. These scenes are very joyful and filled with genuine laughter and smiles, maybe because the two friends try to make them better than ever before. After a lot of fun, they decide to rest a little and Marcos goes on his computer and starts talking to a girl, while Vicente plays on his friend’s guitar a song he had been practicing for ages. At one moment, though, he looks over and sees the picture of a very pretty girl, and asks his friend who she is. Marcos shortly answer that she’s just a friend Vicente does not know. Relieved, Vicente keeps on playing the instrument, and after a while Marcos joins in to sing with him. Their voices blend in well, and after the song is finally over they spend a long time smiling and looking at each other’s eyes, but perhaps with different intentions.
Night falls and the two go to bed for their last sleepover, after a lot of fooling around and even the ritual of “watching porn together for the very last time.” When they prepare to sleep, there Is only awkward silence. Vicente, determined to know more about his friend, asks “What do you think of us telling each other anything we are hiding, because tomorrow I won’t be here anymore?” Marcos agrees, and decides to tell his friend about the girl he was talking to. Her name is Alice an, on the previous weekend, he has hooked up with her while in the birthday party from a friend he has from another school. They have just met, but get along with each other very well and talk everyday, planning to go on a date the following weekend. Vicente’s face darkens he hears this, but he still tells his best friend that he has started to write a diary. After being asked on why he suddenly decided to do something so girly, Vicente explains that he wants to register everything he’s going to leave behind in there, by his own hand. Marcos, however, still does not understand. Shortly afterwards, both go to sleep.
Marcos wakes up in the middle of the night and sees that his friend is not lying next to him. He listens to a strange noise in the bathroom and realizes that Vicente is sobbing inside. The door Is locked, so he asks the other boy what Is going on. Vicente evasively says he had a terrible nightmare. Marcos asks what it was about, and Vicente replies that he’ll wait until he’s gone to tell him, because the memory is still too strong. To comfort his friend one last time, Marcos tells him through the door that there is nothing to fear while they are together, because they are always going to be there for one another like they have always been. There is no answer.
The story goes back to its ending, with Marcos opening the forgotten diary to read its contents. Instead of words and writing, what he finds in there are all the pictures that went missing from his old album, glued and pasted to the pages. They show the two boys since they were three until modern times, and the last photo consists of a copy of Marco’s yearbook photograph. But underneath this final picture, there is one written word.
“Why?”
Marcos drops the diary and looks at the window in shock. His friend is already gone.
The short goes back to its first scene, and their farewell is shown again, but through Vicente’s perspective. As the two boys embrace, his face is pure sadness, and he tries to make the hug as long as possible. He leaves without looking back, because he does not want his friends to see the tears he wipes away as he walks further and further from his house. As the music they sung before plays again in a slow fashion, Vicente walks into a cab, and closes his eyes as the short film ends.

---------- Post added 19th Oct 2012 at 04:19 PM ----------

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This is the song that Vicente plays on the guitar and is repeated in the original version as the story ends. Its very beautiful and in my native language (Portuguese). Please comment if you are interested if you are interested in knowing the lyrics, because they are actually quite complex and I dont know if I will be able to translate them.