To most people, that kind of rootless existence might seem awful - but Mark didn't hate it. His view of Manhattan was 'magnificent' from the rooftop, he said, and he felt like he 'had the world at his feet'. He would also be invited to sleep over at friend's places when the weather was particularly bad.
对于多数人而言,这样没有归宿的存在着实太糟,但马克并不讨厌这样的生存方式。他从屋顶看到的曼哈顿景象”精彩绝伦”,他说,有如“君临天下”之感。天气实在恶劣的时候,他会应邀去朋友家过夜。”
Then, in 2010, he reconnected with an old friend named Thomas Wirthensohn, a filmmaker. The two decided to make a documentary together about Mark's experience. The film, called Homme Less - a play on the word 'homeless' and the French word 'homme'.
后来,在2010年的时候,他和名为托马斯·维尔滕松的电影制作人的旧识重逢,两人决定一起制作一部有关马克经历的纪录片。片名为《Homme Less》,玩的是“homeless(无家可归)”和法语单词“homme(男人)”的文字游戏。
However, by making the film, Mark was blowing his cover - meaning he can no longer sleep on the East Village rooftop that he'd called home for six years. Now, he splits his time between living with his mother in New Jersey and couch-surfing in New York City.
不过,制作电影暴露了马克的身份,也就是说他不能继续住在纽约东村的屋顶了,那个他六年来称之为家的地方。眼下,他一半时间和母亲一起住在新泽西州,另一半时间在纽约做沙发客。
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