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Capim-Navalha 

A feature length documentary that portrays the lived issues of six transgender characters living in Chapada dos Veadeiros. People different from each other, complex by their trajectories portrayed in their bodily, geographical, decolonial, intersectional territories and their LGBTQIAPNB+ experiences. The film presents dissident gender narratives, elaborating friction and alterity, with analyzes on biopolitics and necropolitics about these characters who struggle in this cis-theme.
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A feature length documentary that portrays the lived issues of six transgender characters living in Chapada dos Veadeiros. People different from each other, complex by their trajectories portrayed in their bodily, geographical, decolonial, intersectional territories and their LGBTQIAPNB+ experiences. The film presents dissident gender narratives, elaborating friction and alterity, with analyzes on biopolitics and necropolitics about these characters who struggle in this cis-theme.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Michel Queiroz
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Runtime:90 minutes
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