Two boys fall in love during Summer.
In the sweltering heat of a Taiwanese summer, a quiet high school student's life takes an unexpected turn when a friendly college tutor enters his world. Tasked with helping him prepare for upcoming exams, the two boys initially keep their relationship strictly academic, meeting under the shade of old trees and in empty classrooms. But as the days grow longer and the sun hotter, their study sessions begin to blur into stolen glances, hesitant touches, and shared ice cream cones. What starts as a simple summer friendship deepens into a tender, unspoken romance that both are afraid to name. Set against the backdrop of cicada songs and golden afternoon light, 'Flyleaf of Summer' is a gentle, sweetly nostalgic short film that captures the fleeting beauty of first love. With minimal dialogue but expressive cinematography, it explores the quiet moments that define a budding relationship—where a brush of fingers says more than words ever could. Though brief, this Taiwanese BL short leaves a lingering warmth, perfect for viewers craving a pure, heartfelt summer romance.