5 Big Reasons to Add 'Little Ashes' to Your Watchlist

In 2008 Robert Pattinson starred in a little film titled Little Ashes. It's a story about the life and relationships of Salvador Dalí (Pattinson) during the 1920s and 1930s. Although it's been nearly a decade since the film hit theaters, it didn't have a wide release, so few have had the opportunity to watch the film. 

Luckily, Here TV is offering a "freeview" of Little Ashes on the new Here TV app. The app is available on all your favorite devices including and iOS and Android. 

Still need convincing? Here are five reasons you should watch Little Ashes on Here TV:

1. Robert Pattinson Plays a Queer Salvador Dalí

The same year Pattinson played Edward Cullen in Twilight, he sprouted a thin mustache to portray Salvador Dalí in Little Ashes. 

2. It's a Story About Same-Sex Love

In the midst of repression and political unrest, artist Salvador Dalí and poet Federico García Lorca had a secret love affair. Although their friendship was strong, the romantic side of their relationship was turbulent, to say the least.

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3. Robert Pattinson Masturbates On-Camera

Apparently, Pattinson takes method acting very seriously. The 30-year-old actor told Germany Interview magazine, “[Faking it] just doesn’t work ... so I pleasured myself in front of the camera. My orgasm face is recorded for eternity.” 

4. It's an Award-Winning Film

There are tons of LGBT films out there, but they're not all created equal. Little Ashes won a GLAAD award for Outstanding Film — Limited Release at the 21st GLAAD Media Awards. It's a fantastic film with a unique storyline and an all-star cast. 'Nough said. 

5. It's Free to Stream

Through March 12, you can stream Little Ashes for free on the new Here TV app. Simply download the app on your favorite device — including iOS and Android — and sign up for an account.