she's a boy i knew is an autiobiographical documentary by B.C. filmmaker gwen haworth, who interviews her family, partner, and friends about their perspective on her transition. her incisive yet inviting narration pilots the film, engaging in both conversations with those in her life but also everyone watching the film. she offers up a measured and
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~becca
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to offer a counterpose, i actually scoffed out loud at the trans shorts screening the night before when there a couple of the usual atrocities being committed on screen (y'know... the montage where she rolls on the fishnets, puts on the make-up, pensively looks in the mirror). sigh...
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I missed the trans screening cuz I had been excited about "Razzle Dazzle" since I first heard about it. I probably would have missed my own screening for it! I had heard good things about the program but no specifics form someone who was there. I'd like to hear more (privately is a-ok, ya know?).
I'd also really like your thoughts on my film. I'm going to have a small cafe screening of it and a couple others for folks that missed it.
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xox
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Thanks, I'll check out her site.
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yeah, gwen told me about the several test screenings that were undertaken. i can't imagine the time and energy that this work took to bring together.
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