Trans Allegories in Film: 'Your Name' (2016)
Our protagonists perform as the opposite gender while still preserving the parts of their personalities that makes themselves who they are.
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Ajay and Romeo are out to party. But Ajay has a secret. Out, loud and proud Romeo thinks he knows his best friend inside and out. They're single, gay and ready to mingle. When Ajay's girlfriend Emma unexpectedly appears, the two friends must try to navigate the truth about Ajay's sexuality and figure out if their differences - and assumptions - are too big to carry.
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Ajay and Romeo are out to party. But Ajay has a secret. Out, loud and proud Romeo thinks he knows his best friend inside and out. They're single, gay and ready to mingle. When Ajay's girlfriend Emma unexpectedly appears, the two friends must try to navigate the truth about Ajay's sexuality and figure out if their differences - and assumptions - are too big to carry.
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