Bruce LaBruce

Canadian director and producer

Bruce LaBruce - Canadian director and producer
Born

January 3rd, 1964
61 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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A director, producer, and screenwriter, LaBruce is associated with the queer cinema movement and known for provocative works that challenge conventional norms. His early films, particularly 'No Skin Off My Ass,' marked a significant contribution to experimental and LGBTQ+ cinema. LaBruce's unique style blends elements of pornography with narrative storytelling, exploring themes of sexuality and identity. In addition to filmmaking, he has worked in photography and as a writer, often focusing on adult themes and avant-garde art. His contributions have fostered discussions in both film and contemporary art spaces.

'No Skin Off My Ass'

'Hustler White'

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