Conflicted Exxistence
I’m not going to tell you in my own words why you need to read the interview I did with Arrie Davidson, aka Faux Pas le Fae, about her new
Continue readingLuna Luna: No Safe Word (an Interview with Arrie Davidson)
Lynsey G: What about porn that’s made by people who are in a relationship, and want to put that on video?
Protestor: But that’s not what defines pornography. … Continue readingLuna Luna: Talking to Revolutionary Communist Protestors at the NYC Porn Film Festival
“I just wanted to find films that didn’t have that message. Films that showed that it was okay to explore these different, divergent paths.” … Continue readingA Dispatch from a Dark Corner: Lisa Vandever of CineKink
It’s that time of year again! What time of year? you may be asking. The time when we take off our shoes and lay around on the grass? The time when we buy food-truck morsels and have a picnic? The time when we take a free ferry to a free poetry festival and enjoy the summer on Governor’s Island? … Continue readingCome See Me at the 4th Annual New York City Poetry Festival
My short film “Society” will be screening as an installation throughout the festival, so no matter which day you decide to come to… you’ll see it! Happy birthday to moi!
Likewise, the short experimental film What Makes Us Queer, by Courtney Trouble and Tina Horn, juxtaposed the thoughts and words of queer porn personalities with footage from their films in
Well, dearest degenerates, Cinekink NYC 2012 has come and gone. Many have cum thinking about what they saw, and much debauchery has gone on at after-parties. The festival was, as
It’s that glorious time of year here in NYC when the Cinekink film festival returns to the Anthology Film Archives to entertain, educate, and bring oft-hidden communities of kinksters and
Last week, from March 1-6, the eighth annual Cinekink Film Festival was held here in New York City, showing kinky, sexy, mind-expanding cinema to the cultured degenerate New York film
Continue readingCINEKINK — “Mind-expanding cinema for the cultured degenerate New York film geek!”
From Life, Love, Lust by Erika Lust. Last night was a long one at the NYC Cinekink film festival: I arrived at about 6:30 pm and left at 1:30 am.
Continue readingCinekink: Adventures in the Skin Trade; Lust, Love, Life; and CAGED