Trans Allegories in Film: 'Your Name' (2016)
Our protagonists perform as the opposite gender while still preserving the parts of their personalities that makes themselves who they are.
The Girl From Nothing
The Hunger Games. The Maze Runner. Divergent. The Girl From Nothing. Basil is a girl living a simple life in Nothing, a district in the peaceful and beautiful Isle of Jupiter. But after a routine doctor’s visit, a meet-cute with mysterious stranger, and the offer of a lifetime from the illustrious Vesper Heights, she finds her entire world flipped upside down. Now called for two higher purposes, she must choose her path: a rebel hero, or an heir to immense power?
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The Hunger Games. The Maze Runner. Divergent. The Girl From Nothing. Basil is a girl living a simple life in Nothing, a district in the peaceful and beautiful Isle of Jupiter. But after a routine doctor’s visit, a meet-cute with mysterious stranger, and the offer of a lifetime from the illustrious Vesper Heights, she finds her entire world flipped upside down. Now called for two higher purposes, she must choose her path: a rebel hero, or an heir to immense power?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Romance, Comedy, Mystery
Written By:Hannah Herbert-Hunt, Maeve Kelley Baker
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Runtime:86 minutes
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