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Intruders: Gay Explicit Sex in Queer Movies
Author(s)
Diego Santos Vieira de Jesus
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5542/2020.02.003
Affiliation(s)
ESPM-Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
ABSTRACT
The aim is to analyze the use of sexually explicit material in
queer movies, particularly in the short film “Intruders”. The movie takes place
amid political upheaval in Brazil and brings an intersection among class,
privilege and sex. The main argument indicates that many queer movies face the
ongoing political normalization of same-sex desires in the society and bring
alternative forms of relationality, which may be framed by the location where
they develop and characterized by the fluidity of the relationships among the
characters. The explicit sex aims to examine alternative forms of
relationality, which question the normalization of specific actions and sexual
behaviors. Based on a different perspective from the traditional pornography, “Intruders”
understands sex as a political act, so that it is neither the consumption of
bodies, nor the pursuit of desire at any cost, but the construction of new
possibilities of relationships.
KEYWORDS
gay sex, explicit sex, queer movies, pornography
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