Himself as Herself

Year: 1967

Runtime: 55 mins

Director: Gregory J. Markopoulos

Drama

The young hero appears the epitome of masculinity, yet he is unsettled by faintly feminine objects. His masculine and feminine selves then intercut, each identity watching and gesturing toward the other. The film feels melancholy and transcendent, offering a shimmering, plotless meditation on fluid gender identity through dense, haunting images.

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