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Isaac has been hormonizing for eight months. Through three chapters, it tells the process of change of the protagonist and reflects on what it is to be trans. This documentary, in conversation format, talks about the unconditional support, the difference in sexual education between generations and the importance of meeting other trans people to take the leap.
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Isaac has been hormonizing for eight months. Through three chapters, it tells the process of change of the protagonist and reflects on what it is to be trans. This documentary, in conversation format, talks about the unconditional support, the difference in sexual education between generations and the importance of meeting other trans people to take the leap.
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