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A film adaption of the theatre play Humanequin, featuring an all transgender cast. This is a creative portrayal of three young people, where one person's dysphoria proves too much. The film features music from trans artists and scenes from Trans Pride 2018.
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A film adaption of the theatre play Humanequin, featuring an all transgender cast. This is a creative portrayal of three young people, where one person's dysphoria proves too much. The film features music from trans artists and scenes from Trans Pride 2018.
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Written By:Kelly Jones
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