Nguyen Tan Hoang - Partial Filmography

Partial Filmography

  • A Horse, A Filipino, Two Women, A Soldier, and Two Officers (2005)
  • K.I.P. (2001)
Experimental video featuring images of the maker inserted into classic 70s gay porn footage of Kip Noll
  • The Calling (2000)
Catholicism, homosexuality and “cinematic men of the cloth”
  • Cover Girl: A Gift from God (2000)
The strange tale of Dalena, "a blond-haired, blue-eyed, all-American white woman who is also a Vietnamese American pop star...A gift from God, she possesses the uncanny ability to sing in perfect Vietnamese."
  • Crimson (2000)
A video collage/memoir about two buddies who drift apart, a bit, when one changes gender.
  • PIRATED! (2000)
Trauma and erotica conflate in the revisionist memories of a Vietnamese filmmaker who encountered Thai pirates as a young refugee
  • Forever Bottom! (1999)
Defiantly (and hilariously) celebrates bottomhood while simultaneously challenging dominant myths about gay Asian sexuality
  • Maybe Never (But I'm Counting the Days) (1996)
This innovative short uses pop music to interrogate queer life and love in contemporary society; skillfully examines anxieties, restrictions, and prohibitions in gay life in the age of AIDS.
  • Love letters 1 & 2 (For Julian Love, Hoang) (1996)
  • Forever Linda (1996)
Details a young Asian American teenager's obsession with Supermodel Linda Evangelista
  • 7 steps to sticky heaven (1995)
A documentary of interviews with a group of young gay Asian men in San Francisco on a range of subjects; a musing on the politicization process of becoming "sticky rice", a gay Asian male (GAM) who dates other GAM’s
  • Forever Jimmy! (1995)
As a reaction to the lack of sexy Asian men in U.S. media, the film inserts Asian male pop stars into films in a barrage of seductive, fast edits and pornographic intertitles.
  • All of his videos are distributed by Video Out Distribution (http://www.videoout.ca/)

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