A short film about our love & belonging needs, Disconnected: The Musical by Dickie Hearts embraces the meaning of connection, whether it’s through a romantic interest or with a chosen family

An unexpected bout of performance anxiety throws a wrench into the plans of two men on their first night together. But as the night goes on, their intimacy shape-shifts into something deeper.

Adri has proposed a game to Jon.

Two stoned boyfriends navigate unexpected vulnerability (as well as the giggles) while attempting to get off.

Ophir asks Harel for a small favor that might make him feel like a normal gay guy. OK, maybe not that small a favor. During the somewhat ridiculous, somewhat exciting night the two will spend in bed, they will learn a small lesson in intimacy and community.

One person's questioning throws a young couple into a state of crisis.

When Mark’s boyfriend Charlie gets fed up with him, Mark tries to win him back, forcing them both to reexamine what matters most to them.

Broken up with on the eve of a global lockdown, Max finds the subsequent solitude to be almost more than he can bear. Pushed to the brink of madness by his anguish and isolation, the young man soon discovers he may not be as alone as he initially thought.