L' „Il Y A“ DU RAPPORT SEXUEL – ENTITY, IDENTIY AND THTE CONSTRUCTION OF A SITUATIONAL SAN FRANCISCO

Do you want to fly with me to San Francisco and find out, if there is sexual intercourse? Equipped with two cameras, they documented the physical and linguistic relationship to each other directly and continuously over a period of six days in a Huis Clos, that was as constructed as it was real.Starting point is the text by French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy entitled "L 'il ya' du rapport sexuel". It refers to "Il n´y a pas du rapport sexuel", said by psychoanalyst Jaques Lacan, so there is always and everywhere sex, but no really sex-related relationship.But Nancy emphasizes, that "There is", the given in the relationship, the entity. He thinks there is something. Five years later, Jean-Luc Nancy discusses the protagonists' immediate experiences and reflections in relation to his text. The film is a rapport, i.e. negotiation and reporting at the same time, of a gender relationship as an independent being that, emerges in the context of the performance of a relationship.