Both of these lesbian short films center around a pair of women with a close junior-senior dynamic that gets tested by the act of a confession.

Both of these lesbian short films are centered around a couple processing their break up from each other.

Episode 12 and 13 of the anthology "Girls on Rela" and "I Like You, Unnie" center around a pair of women with a close junior-senior relationship, but find themselves realizing they want more.

Both films center on a pair of Sapphic women reuniting after a period of time over a meal and drinks. However, in "Are We Really Done?" ends on a different note and focuses on two exes.

Both short films are centered around a lesbian friends-to-lovers romance kickstarted after reuniting with each other. In each film, one of the female leads is also in a unfulfilling relationship with a boyfriend - which is a key point of tension of their stories.

Both of these Thai stories take place in high school and present a nostalgic, simple tone to viewers. Specifically, I believe episode 7 of the 7 Project anthology to bear a tonal and stylistic resemblance to Smile of Tomorrow. However, while 7 Project focuses on romance, Smile of Tomorrow focuses on friendship.

Both of these LGBTQ Korean short films largely take place in a cafe - where a cafe patron comes to realize that one the baristas has a secret crush on him that is recorded in anonymous writings.

Two quality fluffy GLs centered around a beverage restaurant (cafe and cafe/bar), with fun friends and a romance between the owner and a marketing professional.

Both of these short films revolve around best friends whose dynamic will forever be changed through one evening of play.

Both of these GL stories center on a female lead with no romantic experience. In these stories, the FL resorts to another woman to help fill in the gaps (that of a best friend in "Can I Kiss My BF" and a project partner in "Girlfriend Project").

Both of these Korean BL short films center around the beginnings of romance between 2 guys who have got together for a study date. With a very mild dose of jealousy, they are spurred into action.

In both of these BL short films, we focus in a moment in time - a study date between two guys. But while one comes into the study session with his head in the game, the other is significantly more distracted and leads the conversation away from the task at hand.