Poet RM Vaughan muses on his relationship to 50s film noir tough guy hunk Sterling Hayden, and why he cannot make his life more like a 50s film noir masterpiece. Created by video/internet artist Jared Mitchell, the film inserts Vaughan into the rain-dappled, shadowed and dreamy world of film noir – turning the poet into Hayden’s moll, lover, and dumb broad. A film about living your life “in the right movie,” queer projection onto mainstream cinema, and the collision of fantasy and reality.
I’m Sorry, Sterling
- Film Maker
- Vaughan, RM
- Year
- 2009
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- Digital
- Length
- 4
- Genre
- Animation, experimental, narrative, queer
- Category
- art & artists, comedy, film studies, found footage, history, LGBTQ, media studies, Mental Health, Portraits, sexuality
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