Scraps

Set in 2003 Montana, Scraps focuses on the lives of two teenage boys as they navigate their emerging love for each other. The film addresses themes of closeted identity and small-town judgment, providing a poignant look at the challenges faced by LGBT youth.

As the boys sell handcrafted boards to skaters in Livingston, their relationship develops against the backdrop of summer campfires and the struggles of being gay in a conservative environment. This short film captures the essence of teenage romance within a specific cultural context, making it a relevant piece for those interested in LGBT narratives from the 2000s.