25 Days of Gays: Clapham Junction (2007)

The UK film Clapham Junction tells multiple interconnected stories involving gay men in the district of Clapham in South London during an eventful 36-hour period of time. Affluent teenage voyeur Theo (played by Harry Treadaway) obsesses over his mysterious neighbor Tim (played by Joseph Mawle) and spends his time masturbating at his window while watching the older man, until his curiosity must be quenched, leading him to the man's home. Both actors showed rear nudity and Harry also showed frontal nudity. Elsewhere, Will (played by Richard Lintern) and Gavin (played by Stuart Bonce) celebrate their wedding, though Will also secretly seeks the company of a young waiter Alfie (played by David Leon). Richard was shirtless and shared kisses with Stuart & David. Alfie later crosses paths with the hooligan Terry (played by Paul Nicholls), who masquerades as a hustler to rob men, until he deceives the wrong man. Paul showed frontal nudity during the film. The television movie was written by Kevin Elyot, who also penned the gay films Christopher and His Kind and the previous 25 Days of Gays entry, No Night is Too Long.