#alft asks

Of coure we do!

It’s pure queer cocaine cooked with perfect chemistry and sniffed on Ilya Rozanov’s body with some really compelling scenes played by a future awards winner.

It’s an unapologetic celebration of queer sex and queer love in a very straight environment and during a time of fascism rising almost everywhere.

It’s a little tv show made with 3 canadian dollars and an infinite amount of care and passion.

For reference, we're talking about the Wonderland interview.

I love it and, to be honest, I think I'm going to love it more and more as I sit with it for a longer time.

Hudson is very generous in interviews (and in everything to far) and as much as I think he's starting to see how it could quickly become a problem ("All Hudson had to give, Hudson gave. I need rest."), I'm very grateful to read his thoughts right now.

I love the way he talks about art and those are the parts that stuck the most with me. To be honest, it's very rare that I recognize myself in other human beings and I'm always grateful for the ones who offer me this experience, so I'm very grateful for him.

I love how he explained that the lack of routine for him right now is not allowing him to connect with art right now. I organize my life mostly in routines so I can have not only time but time with the right headspace to connect with the art. Feeling out of shape when you can't feed on art on a regular (if not daily) basis is something I relate with a lot.

I love that he offered me the word absorb for this particular situation. I was using consume and ingest to describe the feeling so far, but absorb might be the best one for it.

I love that he's talking about art (to absorb or to create) as a basic need like water, food or oxygen, instead of a passion, a job or a dream. He doesn't say it in these words but this is really the way I understood it.

I love that he writes so much and not only in a storytelling purpose but in a way to process what's happening to him, around him and in his head. I love that he says things like "nobody writes like me" (in previous interview) and "writing down what I’m thinking and feeling in hotel rooms between events."

I just really love how he thinks as an artist. I love how he talks as artist and how he talks about Shane (in previous interviews). How he doesn't shy away from considering himself as so with false modesty or something. I love the confidence. I know there will come a time (and probably sooner that we wish) when he will have to keep for himself some parts of his wonderful personality for his own peace of mind but it's a real privilege to listen to him as such right now.

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Very thankful for all the joy they bring to the world right now 💜

the real question is: why aren’t you?

I KNOW 🥹🥹🥹