The first German-language documentary to critically examine the zeitgeist phenomenon of "transsexuality." In a nearly 90-minute journey, authors Judith Sevinç Basad and Jan A. Karon combine reportage with investigative research, attending demonstrations, speaking with activists, and meeting desperate parents, as well as teachers, transsexuals, youth therapists, feminists, and publicists. They conclude: Trans activism is perhaps the most dangerous zeitgeist phenomenon, one that is still completely downplayed.
Judith Sevinç Basad, Jan A. Karon
Director
Judith Sevinç Basad
Self - Presenter, Reporter & Narrator
Jan A. Karon
Self - Presenter, Reporter & Narrator
Aglaja Stirn
Self - Interviewee
Birgit Kelle
Self - Interviewee
Laura Takala
Self - Interviewee
Marie-Luise Vollbrecht
Self - Interviewee
Ralf Höcker
Self - Interviewee
Renate Försterling
Self - Interviewee
Bijan Tavassoli
Self - Interviewee
Kay Ray
Self - Interviewee
Stefanie Adam
Self - Interviewee
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