Kairos Dirt & the Errant Vacuum

USA • 2017 • 92m • Directed by: Madsen Minax. • Starring: Bill Baker, Madison Brown, Deidre Chewning, Josie Davis, Henry Robert Love Greene, Eve Minax, Linley Schmidt, Ben Siler, Teddy B. Valenta. • Music by: Madsen Minax.

A kinky middle school lunch lady and a gender ambiguous student have an unspoken intergenerational relationship. Through strangely erotic dreams she personifies the student as a genderless apparition from an alternate dimension.

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I saw this film at a Transgender film festival, hoping to get some insight into gender issues through a more artistic lens. The filming and editing are high quality, and although this movie is intriguing enough to watch through to the end, it never really provides any coherent story or resolution. There is a good bit of mystical and surreal imagery interspersed with a muddled story about a gender-indeterminate young person, a bisexual cafeteria worker, an old man, and a phone mysticsex operator. The relationships between these characters and others are unclear, and any plot never really resolves or reaches a conclusion. Although more serious students of film may draw some meaning from it, I found this movie to be a confusing and unfocused mishmash.

Review by yarek-rivers from the Internet Movie Database.

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