Dayna McLeod Movies

Takes a look at this exclusively expensive beauty treatment that is taking the world by storm, one face at a time. But what if you can’t afford...

A fantasy of freedom, a stroll in the park gives rise to an opening up of unstable sexual codes, shifting identities and the empowering game of come...

Ode to Dorothy reexamines the relationships of the main characters in The Wizard of Oz, revealing these relationships to be much more complicated and...

A birthday message for my friend Deb about the time the Pope died and Montreal turned the cross lights purple on the mountain and we went up to take...

Media performance artist Dayna McLeod asked ChatGPT to write an increasingly snarky and heated dialogue between Roland Barthes and Michel Foucault...

An accounting of dreams I’ve had while filtered as a D*sney cartoon.

Did you ever have a crush on Anne Murray, singing her greatest hits with your dress tucked into your pantyhose? And what about Anne of Green Gables?...

A pornographic parody of sports commentary.

How to Fake an Orgasm will give you insight into your lover’s needs and expectations. With clear, concise examples, this tape will show you...

This rickety-sticky digital animation features a lusty naked lady who is hell bent on getting off. Frustrated by her limited cable offering, she...

Secrets (shh!) is a 1-minute micro supercut remix of instances in film and TV where characters shh each other and talk about the telling and not...

A pornographic parody, Watching Lesbian Porn situates feminism as a means of manipulation in the lesbian world of dating. Armed with a selection of...

The ever-impenetrable Ken takes his sex-toy-filled closet aboard a mighty ship where he cruises his clone and embarks on a narcissistic romp, never...

The Bathroom Tapes: My Man is the first in a series of music videos shot entirely in the rooms of my apartment. Interested in domestic containment,...

I watch tv so you don't have to. Like the short description summaries that often accompany tv programs though an on-screen cable guide, Don't Ask...

A video essay that uses voice over to examine compulsory heterosexuality in Wild at Heart (directed by David Lynch, 1990).