Boy / Girl

Year: 1987

Runtime: 13 mins

Language: English

Drama

LaBruce’s debut short Super‑8 experiment weaves original, found and TV footage into a loose narrative. A red‑haired woman (G.B. Jones) watches the street through binoculars from a windowsill, while Mary Tyler Moore flees an aggressor into a park. The film documents LaBruce’s life in a squat at Queen and Parliament, with punk band Fifth Column.

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