Genesis P-Orridge documentary ‘S/he Is Still Her/e’ opens in UK and Ireland cinemas
Genesis P-Orridge
A new feature documentary, “S/he Is Still Her/e”, is released in UK and Ireland cinemas, today June 20. The film chronicles the final year in the life of Genesis P-Orridge – pioneering industrial musician, transgressive artist, and gender radical. Directed by David Charles Rodrigues (“Gay Chorus Deep South”), the documentary was an official selection at both the Tribeca and Sheffield Doc Fest festivals last year.
The release is presented by Doc’n Roll Films and supported by BFI and the National Lottery. Preview events will feature in-person Q&As with Genesis’s daughter Genesse P-Orridge and additional guests.
“S/he Is Still Her/e” features rare archival material and personal footage alongside appearances from William S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin, Timothy Leary, Alice Genese (Psychic TV), David J (Bauhaus), Nepalese monks, and African spiritual practitioners. The film includes performance footage, mystical explorations, and interviews, documenting P-Orridge’s final reflections and uncompromising creative life. Rodrigues:adds that“(the film offers) a final transmission from an artist who lived without limits.”
Watch the official trailer and view upcoming screening information via Doc’n Roll Films.
Genesis P-Orridge documentary ‘S/he Is Still Her/e’ screenings
Here is the full list of confirmed screening dates, times, cities, and venues for the Genesis P-Orridge documentary “S/he Is Still Her/e”:
20 June 2025
- 17:50 — Glasgow – GFT
- 18:30 — Dublin – Light House Cinema
- 20:40 — London – ICA
- 20:45 — Nottingham – Broadway
21 June 2025
- 16:45 — Nottingham – Broadway
- 17:50 — Birmingham – Mockingbird
- 18:00 — Glasgow – GFT
- 19:00 — Dublin – Light House Cinema
- 19:30 — Dumfries – Robert Burns Centre
- 20:40 — London – ICA
22 June 2025
- 15:00 — Glasgow – GFT
- 17:30 — London – Barbican
- 20:30 — Nottingham – Broadway
- 20:40 — London – ICA
23 June 2025
- 15:20 — Newcastle – Tyneside Cinema
- 17:25 — Cambridge – Picturehouse
- 18:00 — London – Picturehouse Central
- 19:50 — Liverpool – FACT Picturehouse
- 20:00 — Epsom – Picturehouse
- 20:00 — London – Hackney Picturehouse
- 20:00 — Norwich – Cinema City Picturehouse
- 20:00 — Southampton – Harbour Lights Picturehouse
- 20:30 — London – Finsbury Park Picturehouse
- 20:30 — Edinburgh – Cameo Picturehouse
- 20:40 — Glasgow – GFT
24 June 2025
- 16:00 — Dublin – Light House Cinema
- 18:00 — Glasgow – GFT
- 18:40 — London – ICA
- 20:40 — Newcastle – Tyneside Cinema
25 June 2025
- 12:15 — Newcastle – Tyneside Cinema
- 17:50 — Glasgow – GFT
- 20:20 — Dublin – Light House Cinema
- 21:00 — London – ICA
26 June 2025
- 20:00 — Birmingham – Mockingbird
- 20:40 — London – ICA
27 June 2025 (on sale soon)
- Cardiff – Chapter Cinema
28 June 2025
- 15:00 — Exeter – Phoenix
29 June 2025
- 15:30 — London – Rio Dalston
- 17:00 — New Brighton – Light Cinema
- 18:00 — Sheffield – Light Cinema
- 18:00 — Stockport – Light Cinema
03 July 2025
- 20:00 — Cork – Triskel Arts Centre
04 July 2025
- 19:30 — Hastings – Electric Palace
05 July 2025
- 15:00 — St Leonards-on-Sea – Kino-Teatr (on sale soon)
- 21:00 — Belfast – QFT Cinema
06 July 2025
- 14:00 — St Leonards-on-Sea – Kino-Teatr (on sale soon)
10 July 2025
- 21:00 — Bristol – Cube Cinema
19 July 2025
- 19:00 — London – Triangle Deptford (panel discussion + DJ set)
25 July 2025
- 19:00 — London – Century Club Soho (special panel TBA)
31 July 2025
- 18:30 — Brighton – The Rose Hill
About Genesis P-Orridge
Genesis P-Orridge (1950–2020), born Neil Megson, was a British artist and musician who played a founding role in the industrial music genre. In the 1970s, P-Orridge co-founded Throbbing Gristle, whose confrontational sound and visual art positioned them at the forefront of avant-garde and experimental music.
Following the band’s disbandment in 1981, P-Orridge formed Psychic TV – a collective that explored psychedelia, ritual, and multimedia performance.
P-Orridge’s later work was dominated by the Pandrogyne Project, a gender- and identity-fusing collaboration with partner Lady Jaye Breyer. Together, they sought to erase traditional gender boundaries and “become a singular entity”, undergoing extensive body modifications and art projects that challenged concepts of identity and selfhood.
Genesis P-Orridge passed away on March 14, 2020.
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