Brad McDermott

Andrew and Trevor are a happy gay couple, until Andrew's secret girlfriend - who also happens to be Trevor's best friend - shows up, and Andrew is forced to come to terms with his sexual identity.

As a young gay man, Trevor looks back on his public education to find it coming up short against the realities of his adult sexuality. So, he's brought his high school sex ed teacher, Keith, back to class for a confrontation that will re-educate them both.

Tristan, a miserable gay man, resents his lost youth and decides to end it all with a glass of poison. What he doesn't know is his antique mirror is a backdoor to hell, and his contempt has drawn out a mischievous demon, an Imp, with a dangerous proposition for him. "Imp" examines ageism of gay men, while repurposing gothic fairytales into the LGBT story.

While at a gay men's bathhouse, three men - each harbouring their own latent contempt for women - are visited by a mysterious stranger known only as 'The Woman.' Through surreal dreams and memories, she engages in a battle of wits with each man, exposing the misogyny that lurks just behind the steam.

Andrew and Trevor are a happy gay couple, until Andrew's secret girlfriend - who also happens to be Trevor's best friend - shows up, and Andrew is forced to come to terms with his sexual identity.

As a young gay man, Trevor looks back on his public education to find it coming up short against the realities of his adult sexuality. So, he's brought his high school sex ed teacher, Keith, back to class for a confrontation that will re-educate them both.

Tristan, a miserable gay man, resents his lost youth and decides to end it all with a glass of poison. What he doesn't know is his antique mirror is a backdoor to hell, and his contempt has drawn out a mischievous demon, an Imp, with a dangerous proposition for him. "Imp" examines ageism of gay men, while repurposing gothic fairytales into the LGBT story.

While at a gay men's bathhouse, three men - each harbouring their own latent contempt for women - are visited by a mysterious stranger known only as 'The Woman.' Through surreal dreams and memories, she engages in a battle of wits with each man, exposing the misogyny that lurks just behind the steam.