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What Was Your Previous Name? And Other Silly Questions
A documentary that shows the life of trans people, their daily lives, and experiences. It makes clear terms and definitions still unknown to the general public and puts identity as a common need in the human experience. With a great sense of humor, a journey through the experiences of different trans people will be made, who explain how their transition process has been and what obstacles and barriers they have encountered. In addition, you can hear expert voices that work for the health and welfare of transgender people.
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A documentary that shows the life of trans people, their daily lives, and experiences. It makes clear terms and definitions still unknown to the general public and puts identity as a common need in the human experience. With a great sense of humor, a journey through the experiences of different trans people will be made, who explain how their transition process has been and what obstacles and barriers they have encountered. In addition, you can hear expert voices that work for the health and welfare of transgender people.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Belén Rodríguez López
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