Fuck it, queer porn is essentially a performative study of non-normative choreography sex. Diverse bodies connect, move, enjoy and create together a pulsating, lively, exciting and ephemeral whole. Gestures, movement, viewed in close-up, poses, constellations show sex as a practice of the body, intimacy and intimacy, but also against it colloquial associations with pornography, a contract of tenderness in which each person remains empowered by voicing their needs, boundaries and expectations. The queers are here both bodies and sex taking all forms beyond normative penetration, and images. The camera serves to document living action rather than to create a film; rather it accompanies people and their pleasures than spying or framing with the hidden viewer in mind.

Or like in Paul B. Preciado’s Countersexual Manifesto, performed and shown in this way sex creates a different society, enables revolutionary change, can allow it to weave social relations with other, as yet unknown, forms of being based on the pleasure of the body Together? With the Palace of Culture and Science in the background, in front of people watching Fuck it, sometimes violent, sometimes even lazy rhythm of reciprocity, a new one is established a world that, although it seems unattainable yet, is already here – at your fingertips.