Not Gay 2013
College life meets awkward self-discovery in Charlie Polinger's sharp 2013 comedy *Not Gay*. After a wild night out, Fred wakes up to find his roommate Jacob casually accepting that Fred may have come out the night before—but Fred is stuck in denial.
Director: Charlie Polinger
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Not Gay (2013) about?
The film follows Fred, a college student who wakes up after a blackout only to learn his roommate assumes he's come out the night before. As Fred spirals into denial, Jacob's gentle persistence forces him to confront his own truth—or keep running. It's a short but punchy story about identity, denial, and the chaos of growing up.
Who directed Not Gay?
Charlie Polinger directed *Not Gay*, steering the film's blend of humor and heartfelt introspection with a steady hand.
Who stars in Not Gay?
The cast features Austin Trow as Fred, Rebekka Koch as Jacob, alongside Alex Kramer and Calista Small in supporting roles.
Is Not Gay (2013) worth watching?
At just 16 minutes, *Not Gay* delivers big laughs and genuine moments, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of quick, clever comedies. While IMDb lacks a rating, its themes and Polinger's direction make it a standout in short films.
How long is Not Gay?
*Not Gay* runs for 16 minutes, offering a tight, engaging story packed into a brief runtime.
About Not Gay (2013) — A Sharp 16-Minute Comedy on Self-Discovery
College life meets awkward self-discovery in Charlie Polinger's sharp 2013 comedy *Not Gay*. After a wild night out, Fred wakes up to find his roommate Jacob casually accepting that Fred may have come out the night before—but Fred is stuck in denial. As Jacob tries to coax him into facing the truth, Fred's resistance turns into a hilarious battle of wills wrapped in hangover haze. This 16-minute short balances humor with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of identity and acceptance through witty dialogue and relatable campus chaos.
Polinger's direction keeps the tone light yet insightful, with Austin Trow and Rebekka Koch delivering standout performances that anchor the absurdity in genuine emotion. Perfect for fans of quick, clever comedies, *Not Gay* is a bite-sized reflection on the messy journey of self-acceptance, all before the credits roll.