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Rhys Ernst Wants To Make A Trilogy Of Movies About Trans Men (HuffPost)
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/rhys-ernst-transgender-men-adam_us_5c4b8783e4b06ba6d3bcffcf
Dear Lou Sullivan (2014) by Rhys Ernst
This new work by LA-based artist Rhys Ernst invokes the story of Lou Sullivan, trans man and AIDS activist largely responsible for establishing the distinction between gender identity and sexual orientation. Cut with images of Ernst’ own examination of this figure and trans history, the video is structured by the search for and desire to identify transmasculine elders and an intergenerational exploration of gay transmasculine identity. Utilizing interview footage, excerpts of Sullivan’s book “Information for the Female-to-Male Crossdresser and Transsexual," VHS gay porn, and Grindr chats, Dear Lou Sullivan is a meditation on the life of the late trans man and AIDS activist that explores the bodily intersection of transmasculine gay and HIV+ identity.
