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Venus Boyz
- Director: Gabrielle Baur
- Writer: Gabrielle Baur
- Producer: Gabrielle Baur; Kurt Maeder
CGiii Comment
Gawd...some people talk absolute crap. This film is littered with them...I identify as Cyborg...oh bugger off.
Baur has no idea...a fascinating subject defaced by inadequacy, irrelevance and incompetence.
The live performances are gruelingly unfunny, the interviews are tediously long.
The worthy interviewees are lost amid the unworthy...I identify as Cyborg...
No surprises as to why this appears to be her last film.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
A film journey through a universe of female masculinity. A legendary Drag King Night in New York is the point of departure for an odyssey to transgendered worlds, where women become men - some for a night, others for their whole lives. What motivates them? What changes take place? What do they dream of? The drag kings of New York meet in clubs and change lustfully into their male alter egos, parodying them and exploring male eroticism and power strategies. In London we see women experiment with hormones to become new men and 'cyborgs'. Masculinity and transformation as performance, subversion or existential necessity.
Cast & Characters
Diane Torr as Him / Herself;
Dred Gerestant as Himself / Herself;
Del La Grace Volcano as Himself;
Queen Bee Luscious as Himself / herself;
Mistress Formika as Himself / Herself;
Philly Abe as Himself / Herself;
Dee Finley as Himself / Herself;
Mo Fischer as Himself / Herself;
Judith Halberstam as Himself / Herself;
Bridge Markland as Himself / herself;
Simo Maronati as Himself / herself;
Shelly Mars as Himself / Herself;
Marcel Meijer as Himself / Herself;
Martina Meijer Torr as Himself / Herself;
A. Hans Scheirl as Himself / Herself