朱尔斯·罗斯卡姆（Jules Rosskam）鼓励变性人对自己的性行为开放
Jules Rosskam Encourages Transgender Men to Be Open About Their Sexuality in ‘Desire Lines’
在他的纪录片文章“欲望线”中，在《发展》中，并在Ji.hlava上介绍了新的Visions论坛：美国文档，出生于芝加哥的Jules Rosskam谈到了他说的话是跨性别者中的“公开秘密”：出来后，许多他们中的其他男人产生了吸引力。“这个想法是电影的推动力。每个人都在开玩笑，但没有人真正在谈论它。”罗斯卡姆告诉《综艺》。现年42岁的他在二十多岁时以跨性别的身份出现。您会被问到您被吸引的人，因为上帝禁止，我们通过让某人过渡来创造一个酷儿。他说：“开放您的愿望，叙述一直存在于社区。的“父亲仪式” - 将邀请跨性别者和sisgender的男人从镜头前的连接应用程序阅读交流，谈论他们的经历，并探索浴室在酷儿文化中的意义，同时在艾滋病毒/艾滋病危机期间。”在1980年代和1990年代，女同性恋和同性恋教育者努力使人们了解性别和性行为是不同的事情。我认为他们的工作可能有点太努力了 - 是的，它们是不同的，但并没有断开连接。有种假设，除非另有说明，否。事实并非如此 - 这是一种刻板印象。在某些人的情况下，他们的性取向保持不变。与其他人在一起，他们可能对一个男人感到吸引人，但是正如我的一位受访者所描述的那样，就像蒙上了盲人一样。在该类别中不允许“允许”。一旦您决定以某种方式改变性别，就可以更容易放开O这部电影还将包括色情相遇，以抽象的方式拍摄，这将为观众创造“感官体验”。性遭遇，如果他们是积极的话，可以在身体之间产生这种“空间崩溃”。在我较早的电影《牢固的关系》中，我们将小型相机贴在人们的身体上，并与他们讨论了他们想代表的性交。然后我们离开了，说：“完成后打电话给我们。’它产生了这个非常漂亮的镜头。我对可以使用表演策略来获得真实的生活经验感兴趣。我对纪录片的首都“ T”真理没有忠诚。未来的变化。医疗专业人员和健康专家也将出现，因为跨性别男性的艾滋病毒感染率是罗斯卡姆（Rosskam）说：“我想找我通常不会去的人，因为我从未打算证明要点。我制作电影是因为这就是我了解世界的方式：我有兴趣代表各种各样的声音，”他说，他想与他联系的另一个人？艾略特·佩奇（Elliot Page），他在2020年以跨性别的身份出现。世界上的人。我想与他交谈，看看他如何参与跨性别社区的项目。我们几乎看不到主流媒体中的任何跨性别男人，这对跨性别女性来说是不正确的。我们需要更多的代表，显示跨性别者具有各种欲望。”“欲望线”由Mamsir Productions生产，并于2024年2月首映。
In his documentary essay “Desire Lines,” in development and presented at Ji.hlava New Visions Forum: U.S. Docs, Chicago-born Jules Rosskam speaks about something he says is an “open secret” among transgender men: that after coming out, many of them develop an attraction for other men.
“This idea is the driving force of the film. Everyone jokes about it but no one is really talking about it,” Rosskam tells Variety. Now 42, he came out as trans in his early twenties.
“At that time, in North America, trans people were subjected to the Harry Benjamin Standards of Care, which required you to be straight. You would be asked who you were attracted to because, God forbid, we create a queer person by letting someone transition. It was dangerous to be open about your desire and that narrative has remained in the community,” he argues.
Interweaving performed scenarios with interviews and observational footage, Rosskam – also behind 2008's “Against a Trans Narrative” and 2013's “Paternal Rites” – will invite transgender and cisgender men to read exchanges from hook-up apps in front of the camera, talk about their experiences and explore the significance of bathhouses in queer culture, also during the HIV/AIDS crisis.
“In the 1980s and 1990s, lesbian and gay educators worked to get people to understand that gender and sexuality were different things. I think they worked maybe a little too hard – yes, they are different, but they are not disconnected,” he says.
“There is this assumption that people are straight unless stated otherwise, or that all trans men were lesbians before they came out. Which is not true – it’s a stereotype. With some people, their sexual orientation stays the same. With others, they might have felt an attraction towards a man, but as one of my interviewees describes it, it was like having horse blinders on. It’s not ‘allowed’ in that category. Once you make the decision to shift your gender in some way, it can be easier to let go of other rules.”
The film will also include erotic encounters, shot in an abstract way which will create a “sensory experience” for the audience.
“They are shot very close up. Sexual encounters, if they are positive, can produce this ‘collapsing of space’ between bodies. In my earlier film, ‘Thick Relations,’ we attached small cameras to people’s bodies and talked to them about what kind of sexual encounter they wanted to represent. Then we left, saying: ‘Call us when you are done.’ It produced this really beautiful footage,” he says.
“I am interested in ways performative strategies can be used to get at a real, lived-in experience. I don’t have an allegiance to the capital 'T' truth of the documentary.”
His protagonists reached out to Rosskam directly, from all over the world, and while ‘Desire Lines’ is not an international project at the moment, it may change in the future. Medical professionals and health experts will be featured too as HIV infection rates among transgender men are rising, states Rosskam.
“I wanted to get to the people I wouldn’t normally get to, because I never set out to prove a point. I make films because that’s how I learn about the world: I am interested in representing a wide array of voices,” he says.
Another person he would like to reach out to? Elliot Page, who came out as trans in 2020.
“I think he is a great performer, so I went: ‘Somebody put me in touch with Elliot Page!’ But also, at this point, Elliot is the most well-known transgender man in the world. I would like to talk to him and see how he can get involved in projects coming out of the trans community. We have hardly seen any trans men in the mainstream media, which is not true for trans women. We need more representation, showing trans men having a full range of desires.”
"Desire Lines" is produced by MamSir Productions and set to premiere in February 2024.
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