A film more important than good.
Trans men are sorely under-represented in all media, as well as in the larger social conversation regarding trans people, so it's great to see a documentary with a specific focus on trans men.
It's also nice that this mostly just gets out of the way and lets those guys speak for themselves about the issues they face and their perspective on gender and the societal view thereof.
In terms of specifically capturing the story…
A film whose value is almost entirely in its oddball visual flair.
Storywise this is essentially a mish-mash of every notable film in the subgenre in the roughly half-decade preceding, except not written and acted as well as those and with less coherence in theme or plot.
For that matter, even the editing is deliriously schizophrenic in its direction and constant in its rapid progression. And not necessarily in a positive manner.
The good news is the shots are all…
