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MEND (2020)
A dancer traces the foundations of his gender identity through various formative spaces. In the process, he internalizes the voices of real boys and men as his own memories, and reclaims each space with his movement.
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A dancer traces the foundations of his gender identity through various formative spaces. In the process, he internalizes the voices of real boys and men as his own memories, and reclaims each space with his movement.
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