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A personal documentary that centers a conversation between filmmaker Ley Comas and their mother about their gender identity. As the middle child of christian pastors, Ley never imagined that transitioning was possible. Growing up, in the Dominican Republic, Ley only witnessed trans people portrayed as evil characters, punchlines in movies and TV shows, or outcasts and victims. At home, anything that went against God´s word was an abomination. This documentary follows Ley´s physical and psychological journey to become themself, while struggling to find a middle ground with their family.
Language: English
CC: English
In a parallel television dimension, the letter G has never been bigger.
Language: Portuguese
Subtitles: English
Daniel takes on The Entity in a battle of wits to save his partner from an eternity in Hell.
Language: English
CC: English
A self-conscious conformist, 35-year-old Lin is forced out of her comfort zone when she stumbles upon a half-finished composition written about her by her son's piano teacher, Sarah. As Lin tries to ignore it and find her way back to her usual routine, she begins to question if a life of conformity is what she really wants.
Language: English
Subtitles: English
In a scenario of crippling political uncertainty regarding LGBT rights, young bisexual filmmaker Bruna Amorim meets activist and one of the founders of the lesbian movement in the country, Yone Lindgren, now 63 years old. The encounter prompts them to exchange their takes on resistance and forge an affectionate bond, causing Bruna to reflect on her own sense of self inspired by Yone’s own experiences.
Language: Portuguese
Subtitles: English
Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass was written over a period of forty years, and describes human nature, society, and the natural world, both physically and philosophically. Many have speculated about Whitman's private life, to this day. Whitman never wrote publicly about his personal relationships. In 1860, he published his poem "Once I Passed Through a Populous City", an aphoristic account of a romantic relationship with an unknown woman. In 1925, the original handwritten copy of the poem was discovered, in which Whitman writes, however, not about a woman but about an affair with a man in an anonymous city, which may have been his first physical experience of love.
Language: English
CC: English
A non-binary daydreamer pines for the life of the girl next door, but soon finds out the grass isn't always greener on the other side.
Language: English
CC: English, Spanish
Seven gay men between ages 50 and 70 share their memories, lives and nocturnal images, questioning where their bodies fit in the current world. Learn more at filhosdanoite.com
Language: Portuguese
CC: English, Portuguese
Set in the covid era, Maria, A nail technician, who happens to be trans, embarks on a business venture to do call-out appointments. In doing this she meets an older lady named Ingrid, who insists on having her nails done through the letterbox.
Language: English
CC: English