Ethan Fuirst

'1781' explores a queer possibility in the lives of two young men in the 18th century.

Two friends embark on their annual backpacking trip only to discover there might not be enough connection to keep up the tradition. Filmed while the cast and crew slept in tents and hiked up the tallest mountains in New York State.

Leo, a trans man, and his cis and straight friend, Eleanor, go away for an impromptu weekend trip, during which they uncover old secrets, new challenges, and find the answer to the age-old question: can bad sex and good friends mix?

Two gay men find a creative way to release their pent-up aggression.

A conversation with 7 young performers who play the role of “Victoria”, a 14-year-old Jewish immigrant at New York City’s beloved Tenement Museum, the “Vickies”, as they call themselves, take shifts improvising the role for visitors—going about Victoria’s imagined daily routine but also interacting with guests.

Filmmaker Ethan Fuirst turns the camera onto himself to examine why all his hook-ups keep turning into friends instead of developing into something more.