archduke trans ferdinand

july: does your master let you meet people isn't it like you have to serve them and always be available for sex i thought it was like that

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dany and strong belwas aegyo

In what other ways would you say World’s Fair and TV Glow are in conversation with each other?

I think of World's Fair, TV Glow, and then this other thing that hasn't come out yet as a trilogy. I call it my Screen Trilogy. I kind of stumbled into it a bit with World's Fair; the potency of screen as metaphor for the ways in which identity can feel diffuse, especially in queer and trans experience. World's Fair is a film about searching for yourself in the screen and in fiction before you're ready to do that work in your real life. TV Glow isn't about entering the screen or about actually transitioning, [but] about realizing the need to do so, and recontextualizing your relationship to reality and identity through that realization. And then the next thing will be about everything that happens afterwards; about becoming yourself, and about the actual process of closing that gap between you as spectator and the thing on the screen as experience.