Fear of Disclosure (1989)

这是第一部专门解决艾滋病毒阳性和艾滋病毒阴性男性之间关系困难的电影。两个走走的舞者在世界旋转的时候互相评估对方的死亡率，而一个男同性恋者则反映了他被揭露感染艾滋病的心理社会后果。在一个不安的毅力的循环中捕捉到的视频图像。为了对抗艾滋病危机给充满活力的性行为带来的冲击，拍摄一部电影的狂热尝试董事们坚决地揭露了由于害怕被拒绝而导致的欲望腐蚀。
与马里恩·斯切玛1989-1991年拍摄的《大卫·沃纳罗维奇一生中的一章》这部纪录片《23轮自画像》一起，这部电影补充了柏林千瓦当代艺术研究所柏林电影节期间开始的“大卫·沃纳罗维奇：摄影与电影1978-1992”展览。
This was the first film to specifically address the difficulties in relationships between HIV-positive and HIV-negative men. Two go-go dancers assess each other’s mortality while the world rotates and a gay man reflects on the psychosocial consequences of the disclosure of his HIV infection. Video images caught in a loop of restless perseverance. A feverish attempt to make a film to battle the shock that the AIDS crisis presented to a vibrant sexuality. Resolutely, the directors expose the corrosion of desire as a result of the fear of rejection.
Along with the documentary Self-Portrait in 23 Rounds: a Chapter in David Wojnarowicz's Life, 1989–1991 by Marion Scemama, the film complements the exhibition “David Wojnarowicz: Photography & Film 1978-1992” that begins during the Berlinale at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.