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A hesitant exploration of a trans, non-binary person’s relationship with their body. A film-poem that draws a parallel between the body and a space: a home that requires care in order to function.
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A hesitant exploration of a trans, non-binary person’s relationship with their body. A film-poem that draws a parallel between the body and a space: a home that requires care in order to function.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Nellie Evangelidou
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Runtime:5 minutes
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