FUTURE SEX LOVE ART PROJEKT · FILM 220 OF 250

FILM NO. 220

The Future Sex Love Art Projekt  /  Film №220

VOLITION

‘VOLITION’ is Missy Jubilee’s 220th film in the 250 film Future Sex Love Art Projekt. It is a film about the double-speaking voices in your head

23 min2024AustraliaAppaloosa Duck
Film summary

About Volition Volition is Missy Jubilee's 220th film in The Future Sex Love Art Projekt, released in 2024. Volition: Missy Jubilee's explicit erotic art film -- female desire as pure will, self-determined and unapologetic in the Future Sex Love Art Projekt.

Within the wider project, Volition contributes to Missy Jubilee's ongoing inquiry into desire, the body, performance and the explicit image as a serious form of art cinema.


Credits

Written, directed, edited and produced by Missy Jubilee. Produced by Appaloosa Duck. Part of The Future Sex Love Art Projekt, a 250-film series exploring intimacy, identity, and the body.

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Film №220  ·  Synopsis

by Missy Jubilee

volition/noun – the faculty or power of using one’s will.

When I write a film out

whether weighted with truths,

or expressions of depravity,

it comes from a hollow place

This is my reference point

from which my sense of self

Is exracted and held up

for public display

“Do you feel like we’re getting old” I ask

“Only in photographs” the voice replies

I see life in pictures

They are indelible pictographs

that make forgetting

not easy for me

It takes effort

The making of these films

Is a long walk

along a path

marked by subjective intimacy

It is a best foot forward archive

of who I have been

and who I desire to be

We all run along the tracks laid

It doesn’t matter who laid them

It would be a long list,

so we call it predisposition

My predisposition is to seek

hand me down fantastical dreamscapes

Because I know I’m in love with

something,

but that something is yet to find me

While I wait,

I’d like to declare

my confused and ambiguous fondness

for love

But if I had to write a funeral card for love

It would be a musical card that said…

Maybe

you should have made better

choices

Or listened to different

voices

Script review

Alan Rogers on this film

Alan Rogers is The Future Sex Love Art Projekt producer based in London. He reviews each Missy Jubilee film as a working screenplay.

VOLITION Script Review

by Producer Alan Rogers in London

Alan

https://missyjubilee.com/films/220-volition/

Subject: "Volbraition" · Sent: 25 Jun 2024

by Producer Alan Rogers in London

Missy,

It has taken me a while to respond. Sorry for that. I have been travelling again. My wanderlust is never sated. This last time I took only my phone (for photograph purposes mainly) which is too blunt a tool to carve out a response to your recent essay.

The mood of the piece is in my mind 'reflective'. Like you are sat there with an answer but nobody is asking the question required. This film addresses that. You use a self interview to answer all the burning answers by inventing your own questions. A genius and very creative solution.

I think most of your films start with a clue as to the direction of travel. In this case you start with the words 'now act like it's not a giant cultural cry for help'. Ah....I think....this is a wade into darker waters.

There it is. The beautiful quick cut start followed by Lil Yachty bouncing onto the stage like a boss (we find out later that admire this entrance so much you wish it were you up there bouncing on one foot as if you owned the planet).

The film then discusses 'doublespeak'; a deliberate obscuring of meaning. I actually think you are the queen of this. That your films are littered with it, and to prove a point you go on to use it to great effect;

Script

I choose this. It chooses me. I choose it back\ I know you're watching me\ and I know what you're thinking\ how do you know what I'm thinking?\ I can read your mind\ you can read my mind?\ yes I have a message for you

Alan

Having watched this film a few times, I feel this is your self affirming response to blind side the...

\[Full interview Q&A commentary continues\]

Lil Yachty bounces out again. It is a very good entrance indeed. I can see why you are jealous.

Excellent work as usual Missy.