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Danielle Lessovitz stops by the pod to talk about Port Authority, her new feature film that just premiered at Cannes Film Festival (Un Certain Regard). A complex love story set in New York’s Kiki ballroom scene, Port Authority stars Leyna Bloom, the first trans actress of color in a Cannes selection. The episode gets personal as we discuss falling in love, waiting at train stations and class conflict; Jenny reads from “A Lover’s Discourse” and Yelena embodies “June gloom”.
Bonus: Our take on “Women are happier without children or a spouse, says happiness expert”
A Lover's Discourse, by Roland Barthes
Port Authority, dir. Danielle Lessovitz
4.8
2020 ratings
Danielle Lessovitz stops by the pod to talk about Port Authority, her new feature film that just premiered at Cannes Film Festival (Un Certain Regard). A complex love story set in New York’s Kiki ballroom scene, Port Authority stars Leyna Bloom, the first trans actress of color in a Cannes selection. The episode gets personal as we discuss falling in love, waiting at train stations and class conflict; Jenny reads from “A Lover’s Discourse” and Yelena embodies “June gloom”.
Bonus: Our take on “Women are happier without children or a spouse, says happiness expert”
A Lover's Discourse, by Roland Barthes
Port Authority, dir. Danielle Lessovitz