The autobiography of legendary Canadian filmmaker Mike Hoolboom, called “Canada’s most important avant-garde filmmaker since Mike Snow” by Cameron Bailey. Hoolboom’s works, from Frank’s Cock and Valentine’s Day to Kanada and Letters From Home, are deeply embedded in a cultural consciousness of Canadian politics, gay rights, and the lived experience of HIV. This unique text blends autobiography and film scripts for a personal look at the work of a trailblazer.
YYZ Books Near fine. Some shelf wear and spine creasing.
