Chun Mo Rionnag:
To be fair, the genre is Boys' Love, so ... older characters are not all that common.
Have you watched:
- To My Star (2021)
- To My Star Season 2: Our Untold Stories (2022)
- The Director Who Buys Me Dinner (2022)
- My Tooth Your Love (2022)
- HIStory2: Right or Wrong (2018)
- HIStory3: Trapped (2019)
- Manner of Death (2020)
- His (2020)
- Kare ga Boku ni Koishita Wake (2020)
- Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!: The Movie (2022 follow-up to the series)
- No Touching At All (2014)
yep, lol everything except Kare ga Boku ni Koishita Wake which I wasn't a fan of and dropped.
Asia tends to lump everything queer related into the BL category (as do most users of the site I've noticed). Unfortunately older queer stories seem to be relegated to sad movies about queerness being tragic. And while those are entertaining to watch when you want a good cry or to feel some feelings, it'd be nice to to see more older happy queer characters for a change. BL as a genre tends to be happier but also doesn't tend to tell stories of older protagonists. So my options seem to be either sad and/or dark movies a la Your Name Engraved Herein or The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese, or freshed faced teens and 20 years olds having sexual awakenings and coming outs.
at this point I'll take more sad queer movies recommendations too, I haven't looked to see what new offerings in that vein there might be.
If you're happy with LGBTQIA+ content with older protagonists, you might consider perusing GagaOoLala's selections from Asia. They do have a BL category as well but none that you have not already seen, and BL/Yaoi forms only a small part of their collection.
Strongberry have put some of their works up there, including Buddy Park, which is a comedy.
one of these days I'm just gonna buy some Strongberry stuff as a treat. I'm hesitant to take on another streaming service (ugh so many......)
