DOM MOM is a feature documentary about Sheree Rose, 84 — a pioneering performance artist, activist, dominatrix, and fierce advocate for LGBTQ and women’s rights whose work helped redefine the boundaries of art, sexuality, illness, and power.

Rose is not an underground curiosity — she is a cultural force. Her late partner Bob Flanagan was the subject of SICK: The Life & Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist, which won the Special Jury Prize at Sundance (1997) and top documentary honors in Los Angeles and Berlin. That film became a landmark of 1990s independent cinema and continues to generate academic, institutional, and streaming interest decades later.

Now, nearly 30 years later, DOM MOM revisits that legacy — but from an unprecedented angle: the long, unfiltered perspective of her son. This is not a retrospective. It is a character-driven, marketable documentary about aging, cultural rebellion, artistic longevity, and the complicated endurance of family.