No Skin Off My Ass

The film follows a lonely hairdresser who becomes intrigued by a down-and-out skinhead he encounters in a park. Their interactions lead to unexpected developments as the hairdresser invites him to his apartment and engages in a series of intimate conversations and fantasies.

As the plot unfolds, the skinhead's true nature is revealed through a screen-test with his sister, who is also a filmmaker. The film delves into the complexities of dreams and desires, highlighting a dynamic that challenges stereotypes within gay culture.

With a runtime of 73 minutes, 'No Skin Off My Ass' presents an intriguing blend of drama and romance, making it a notable entry in Bruce LaBruce's filmography. Its exploration of themes like identity and sexuality set against an edgy punk rock aesthetic offers a distinct viewing experience.