Aldo Lee

Genesis P-Orridge and Lady Jaye Breyer P’Orridge talk about their pandrogeny manifesto, about gender, and about how they seek to become identical to one another via medical experimention.

'Fukushima mon amour' is a short fiction rooted in contemporary Japan. Like the film to which it alludes, 'Hiroshima mon amour', it tells the story of a brief encounter between a Japanese man and a foreign woman in the context of a terrible human tragedy.

Making a film about the choreographer Jérôme Bel means embarking on a paradoxical project: how do you direct the anti-director? There’s a risk of seeing your film turn against itself.

Genesis P-Orridge and Lady Jaye Breyer P’Orridge talk about their pandrogeny manifesto, about gender, and about how they seek to become identical to one another via medical experimention.

'Fukushima mon amour' is a short fiction rooted in contemporary Japan. Like the film to which it alludes, 'Hiroshima mon amour', it tells the story of a brief encounter between a Japanese man and a foreign woman in the context of a terrible human tragedy.

'Fukushima mon amour' is a short fiction rooted in contemporary Japan. Like the film to which it alludes, 'Hiroshima mon amour', it tells the story of a brief encounter between a Japanese man and a foreign woman in the context of a terrible human tragedy.

Making a film about the choreographer Jérôme Bel means embarking on a paradoxical project: how do you direct the anti-director? There’s a risk of seeing your film turn against itself.