My Sweet Little Ass

The film follows Jean Neuenschwander, who left Switzerland in 1956 for Canada, eventually settling in Tangiers. Neuenschwander's life as a hotel manager and later as a retiree in Tangiers is captured through his engaging narrative. His character, described as a likable hedonist, offers a unique glimpse into his personal experiences and the homosexual subculture of the area.

Director Simon Bischoff skillfully weaves together Neuenschwander's recollections with the broader context of Tangiers' gay community. The film features Paul Bowles, adding depth to the portrayal of this vibrant subculture. With a runtime of 105 minutes, "My Sweet Little Ass" provides an insightful look into a life filled with charm and complexity amid the shifting cultural landscape of the time.