Crescendo-2003 (Trailer)
Les Portes du Désir-2006 (Trailer)
The principal irony of the late Jean-Daniel Cadinot's life - as he was so fond of mentioning - was that while his parents made their living clothing men (from their tailor shop in the Batignolles Quarter of Montmartre) he'd made his even more profitable one from unclothing them...
Not only did Cadinot's films put an emphasis on the visual element - as befitted an accomplished photographer - they also featured better plots and had a whimsical approach to male sexuality absent from their American counterparts. In fact, the plots were often taken from Cadinot's own life, and featured youthful, amateur models frequently engaging in inter-racial adventures.
Mon Ami, Mes Amants-2002 (Trailer)
 Crash Toujours 1989 |  L'Amour Jaloux 1986 |
 Le Garçon près de la Piscine -1986 |  Maison Bleue 1992 |
Under a grey sky lies a remand centre for young offenders. In this closed world, eight wild youths with troubled pasts attract, confront and provoke each other.
Eight young wild cats with violent sexual needs set up their own rule of law.
The clan boss home in without pity on the new arrival and submits him to his rule.
The dormitory, the boiler room, the workshop are all settings for punishments meted out to this easy prey. Jealousies, tensions and desires all explode with the arrival of a young lone-wolf. With an accomplice, he takes the young victim into his protection and puts and end to the reign of terror.
But the chief warden, what is his part in this downfall? With Minets Sauvages, Cadinot succeeds in making a difficult study of morality and raises the flag of his work above all the rest.
When Kevin discovers his boyfriend is cheating on thier anniversary, his friends come to the rescue to find him a quality person. Of course, the best intentions don't always have the best consequences and he swings from bad date to bad date only to discover what he's been looking for is right next door.
FLORES DE INVIERNO
Two young men share their stories about being gay and being in love during their conversation over the the Internet until they have realised that they have already met each other.
“Children don’t choose where they are born, to whom they are born, what type of government rules them, what type of context within which they will grow up, thrive and survive. There is a moral obligation to respond in this crisis. We are all human beings.”
Michelangelo Buonarroti was born to a family of very minor nobility in Caprese, Tuscany.
However, other passions were also stirring beneath the surface.
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