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A poetic documentary that follows a day in the life of a trans woman. Through first-person images and an intimate narration, it reveals the contrasts between care and oppression, showing the world she sees — and that sees her back.
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A poetic documentary that follows a day in the life of a trans woman. Through first-person images and an intimate narration, it reveals the contrasts between care and oppression, showing the world she sees — and that sees her back.
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Written By:Maya Boaretto
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