
ANDY
The artist“This is what masculinity can look like. It’s fluid, soft and so beautiful.”
The Australian pop artist turns memories of growing up gay around rugby into a fantasy of romance, consent and belonging.

Desire. Collision. Release.
A film directed by Harry Welsh.
Produced by Division
“What if it was safe?
ANDY
What if being gay or queer was just fucking normal?”
On a football field, closeness is part of the game. In ANDY’s world, desire gets to stay in the picture.
A different
kind of
contact.
ANDY brings Ian Roberts and Mitch Brown into a world of his own making.

“This is what masculinity can look like. It’s fluid, soft and so beautiful.”
The Australian pop artist turns memories of growing up gay around rugby into a fantasy of romance, consent and belonging.

“I love being gay. Being gay has been my superpower.”
The former rugby league player brings his own sense of self, and a joyful, unambiguous yes.

“Ultimately, it would have needed to feel like being bisexual wasn’t going to change how I was seen as a footballer or as a man.”
The former West Coast Eagles player steps onto the field as ANDY’s romantic interest.
ANDY / Can’t Wait“Let’s merge ‘yeah the boys’ with ‘kiss the boys’.”Jackson Barclay · Producer
Football chants and ANDY’s intimate recordings become the rhythm itself. Cut, delayed and reshaped by Jackson Barclay, they pulse through the drums—a push and pull between the crowd and the private moment.
Selected credits from the project sources. Full final credits awaiting confirmation.