John Porter

John improvises a performance for the camera, spinning a bright, pinpoint light on a long cord, around himself in a variety of patterns, against a black background. A one-shot film, shot in one hour, at one frame per second. And with one-second time-exposures, the light streaks are multiplied and more complex by refracting in the lens. A Camera Dance, inspired by John's earlier film Amusement Park (1978/79).

Made at Phil Hoffman's Film Farm, 2002.

The only sound version. It begins with a sync-sound version (#5) shot on the grounds of Little Trinity Church as a TV commercial, with John talking to the viewer about his upcoming show at The Funnel Experimental Film Theatre in Toronto. It ends with version #4 with John's friend, dancer Judith Miller, joining the dance in Bickford Park, and which was shot on silent film, then sound-striped and post-dubbed with out-take sounds from version #5.

In this sexy sequel to the original adult classic. Chloe plays Barbara Broadcast II a world-renowned sex therapist, author and escort who is being interviewed by Samantha Owens (Dru Berrymore) for an article about her life. As she recounts her history from her introduction to sex through her experiences as a world famous Erotic Icon, Barbara introduces Samantha to a world full of sensuality and sexual exploration. It seems that everywhere Barbara goes, people end up pleasuring her, themselves or even Samantha! Not only will Samantha be writing the article of her life but now her life will never be the same again.