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310m
Heated Rivalry Marathon
Book Tickets
Synopsis
Heated Rivalry Marathon (Episodes 1-6)
Sat, Dec 5
Luna Leederville & Luna on SX
Buy tickets for Part 1 (Episodes 1-3) in the Luna Outdoor here.
Buy tickets for Part 2 (Episodes 4-6) in the Luna Outdoor here.
The rivalry is coming to the big screen!
Experience the global sensation HEATED RIVALRY like never before with a special Season 1 cinema marathon!
Relive every episode of the hit romantic drama in one epic big-screen event, with an intermission between Episodes 3 and 4. Return to the cottage, revisit your favourite moments and celebrate the show’s irresistible romance, electric chemistry and queer joy alongside fellow fans.
Created by Jacob Tierney and based on Rachel Reid’s bestselling novels, HEATED RIVALRY follows Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie), two rival professional ice hockey superstars whose fierce competition conceals an undeniable attraction.
What begins as a secret fling between two rookies evolves into an eight-year journey of passion, rivalry and self-discovery. As their careers soar, Shane and Ilya must navigate the tension between the sport they live for and the love they can no longer ignore.
Screening December 5 at Luna Leederville and Luna on SX.
Opening Date
Saturday, Dec 5, 2026
Rating
R18+
Length
310m
Genre
New Release Special Events
Reviews
No gays are buried here, thank you. It’s a pure, unfettered romp that promises lashings of gay sex with a happy ending and more than delivers.
Red-blooded, hot-headed fun.
This blushingly explicit guy-on-guy hockey love story is an erotic viral sensation that shouldn’t distract from the sweetness at its core.
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