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The Bi Issue
The Bi Issue follows poet and activist Zaïre Krieger in her search for what it means to
be bi, in identity, love, and faith. While working on a poetry collection about this
inner struggle, Zaïre balances between worlds, each wanting to claim a different part
of her. Among her friends, at work, in the ballroom scene, with her mother, and in
church, everywhere, different rules and expectations apply. But what happens
when these worlds collide, and parts of herself are no longer accepted?
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The Bi Issue follows poet and activist Zaïre Krieger in her search for what it means to be bi, in identity, love, and faith. While working on a poetry collection about this inner struggle, Zaïre balances between worlds, each wanting to claim a different part of her. Among her friends, at work, in the ballroom scene, with her mother, and in church, everywhere, different rules and expectations apply. But what happens when these worlds collide, and parts of herself are no longer accepted?
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Genre:Documentary, Romance
Written By:Dennis Alink
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Witfilm
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