Where Are All the Gay Superheroes?

When superheroes Sterling and Meridian find themselves in a rare moment alone, the suits come off. But as old tensions - and enemies - return, our heroes learn who they are underneath.

Starring Rory Fleck-Byrne (This Is Going to Hurt, BBC) and Imran Adams (Hollyoaks, Channel 4).

Written, directed and edited by Tom Paul Martin
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45 official selections | 22 awards 🏆

"Not only does the film leave us talking, but it also has us wanting more of this world. It’s not a film you should miss out on viewing."

Scott Gilliland | Upcoming On Screen
"What appears overtly as a quarrel between two lovers about their future is packed with layers of meaning that made me want to watch it repeatedly."

Sarah Smith | Rocks Festivals Blogs
"Adams and Fleck-Byrne create a dynamic which convinces us these characters have an existing relationship and we’re only witnessing one moment of it."

Maria Lattila | Film Stories
"The film stands out for its cinematography, visual effects, and art design, which perfectly evoke the superhero universe."

Film Critical Space
"Born out of anger, 'Where Are All the Gay Superheroes?' delivers a remarkable exploration of queer visibility in our universe and beyond."

Liv Eveleigh | Movie Marker

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Where Are All the Gay Superheroes?

"Not only does the film leave us talking, but it also has us wanting more of this world. It’s not a film you should miss out on viewing."

"What appears overtly as a quarrel between two lovers about their future is packed with layers of meaning that made me want to watch it repeatedly."

"Adams and Fleck-Byrne create a dynamic which convinces us these characters have an existing relationship and we’re only witnessing one moment of it."

"The film stands out for its cinematography, visual effects, and art design, which perfectly evoke the superhero universe."

"Born out of anger, 'Where Are All the Gay Superheroes?' delivers a remarkable exploration of queer visibility in our universe and beyond."