Sometimes

“Sometimes, my body feels like Marlon Brando’s in A Streetcar Named Desire”, murmurs Jenny Olson, and in that phrase, she projects her own image onto the figure of a homoerotic icon whom cinema has elevated to myth: Brando, with his sweaty T-shirt and leather belt cinching his jeans, exudes both vulnerability and raw sensuality.

Drawing from this iconic and evocative image, Olson builds a self-portrait that acts as a game of mirrors: she echoes gestures, imitates postures, and, in one fluid movement, transcends the limits of binary gender roles. Sometimes emerges as a manifesto – a butch-themed fantasy – where the camera serves as a tool for exploration and the film becomes an intimate act of self-discovery.

There was a trailer...but, it has since disappeared.