Transvestite Love
Documentaries That Inspire
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Documentary, LGBT
Aurora is a teenager going through her gender transition while building her identity. As she navigates her hopes for the future and her fears, her relationship with her mother plays a central role. The Ballroom Movement emerges as a space of emotional and political support, where she finds a sense of belonging and where the rights of diverse identities are affirmed.
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e A R T h w o r k s
This film looks at vital natural aspects of life on earth – Light, Land and Water, through the prism of artistic creativity. It features the work of three contemporary artists: Filippo Sciascia, Nii Obodai, and Nakajima Hiroyuki, each born on a different continent.
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History, Mystery & Odyssey
Martin Cooper’s documentary feature explores the lives and work of six internationally renowned, independent animators: Jim Blashfield, Rose Bond, Joan C. Gratz, Zak Margolis, Joanna Priestley and Chel White. Their animated films span 40 years and a wide range of techniques.
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Beneath the Fury
Antonio Vaca is a 60-year-old retired Bolivian bullfighter who has decided to return to his old trade to find his missing daughter. For him, the concept of justice has lost all meaning: he has run out of patience and money searching for his daughter through legal means in vain.