I Want A Dyke For President

About This Movie

I Want A Dyke For President is a spoken word piece featuring Mykki Blanco delivering Zoe Leonard's poem. The atmosphere is raw and electric, capturing a sense of urgency and defiance. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the weight of the words to resonate. It dives into themes of identity, political critique, and the necessity of representation. The performance is striking, blending poetry with performance art in a way that feels both intimate and confrontational. It's not your standard film experience; it’s a provocative statement piece, really distinctive in how it uses language and presence to challenge norms.

This short film remains somewhat elusive, with limited formats available, primarily seen in festival circuits or specific screenings. As it's tied to performance art, it doesn't often make its way into mainstream collections, which adds to its scarcity and appeal among niche collectors. Its significance in LGBTQ+ cinema and poetry also draws interest, making it a noteworthy piece within the context of contemporary political discourse.