Harm Weistra

In this anthology of shorts, the phrase "Gay Agenda" is reclaimed from the religious right and transformed into a celebration of gay culture. Sit back and enjoy "The Future", "Hotel Paraíso", "Toto Forever", "Damaged Goods" and "Blow Job 2017".

Intrinsic Moral Evil, at first sight, seems to be a tale of identity and growing up. But above all, the three dancers play a game with the viewer's perception and expectations. Is it a memory, a dream, a search for identity? Is it about losing of friendship or about coming of age? The layered story invites the audience to make its own interpretation and to take a stand.

Two voice actors comments seem to guide the movements of two male dancers, seemingly influencing to what extent they dare to live their lives.

In this anthology of shorts, the phrase "Gay Agenda" is reclaimed from the religious right and transformed into a celebration of gay culture. Sit back and enjoy "The Future", "Hotel Paraíso", "Toto Forever", "Damaged Goods" and "Blow Job 2017".

Intrinsic Moral Evil, at first sight, seems to be a tale of identity and growing up. But above all, the three dancers play a game with the viewer's perception and expectations. Is it a memory, a dream, a search for identity? Is it about losing of friendship or about coming of age? The layered story invites the audience to make its own interpretation and to take a stand.

Intrinsic Moral Evil, at first sight, seems to be a tale of identity and growing up. But above all, the three dancers play a game with the viewer's perception and expectations. Is it a memory, a dream, a search for identity? Is it about losing of friendship or about coming of age? The layered story invites the audience to make its own interpretation and to take a stand.

Two voice actors comments seem to guide the movements of two male dancers, seemingly influencing to what extent they dare to live their lives.