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Mes chéris
Part doc, part pornography, “Mes Chéris” is a transboi’s farewell to his boobs. This raunchy tribute subverts straight porn tropes and mainstream trans* representation in a radical act of self-love.
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Part doc, part pornography, “Mes Chéris” is a transboi’s farewell to his boobs. This raunchy tribute subverts straight porn tropes and mainstream trans* representation in a radical act of self-love.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jamal Phoenix
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Cutenon Films
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