The third collection, following Boys Life 1 and 2, Boys Life 3 is strong and lively, these films chronicle the many particular experiences of being gay and different.

Jason Gould's (son of Barbara Streisand and Elliot Gould) "Inside Out" is about a young man (played by himself) dealing with being a celebrity's son and gay. Both a serious and hilarious lament of living in the shadow of fame, Jason eventually ends up in a children-of-celebrities support group, run by Christina Crawford. Gould satirizes what he knows best in this star-studded cast including Alexis Arquette, Joe Polito and Elliott Gould.

Lane Janger's "Just One Time", set in New York's City's East Village, is a smart gem of a film that focuses on Anthony's request for his girlfriend to participate in "a three way" ­ for Anthony, this means 2 women and himself. The tables are turned when Victor, who has a major crush on Anthony, decides that he can help with Anthony's request...

"$30" is a sweet and endearing short directed by first time filmmaker, Gregory Cooke. "$30" is told through the eyes of 16-year-old who finds his virginity on trial when his father arranges a sexual liason with a prostitute (Sara Gilbert).

"hITCH" by Bradley Rust Gray is a documentary-styled road movie about a young gay man and a straight man.

David Fourier's "Majorettes in Space" is a French film that connects gays, straights and the Pope in a novel way.