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Trans with a Movie Camera (A)

Country: United States, Language: English, 14 mins

  • Director: Frances Damian Arpaia
  • Writer: Frances Damian Arpaia
  • Producer: Frances Damian Arpaia

CGiii Comment

The blurb makes it sound way better than it is.

Silly gimmicks, dreadful music, atrocious 'cinematography'...a kindergarten kid could do so much better.


Watch...

A Trans With a Movie Camera from Frances Damian Arpaia on Vimeo.

The(ir) Blurb...

Cinematic trans representation is something that's been limited mainly to narrative fiction and documentary. What's been lacking is a push to explore how cinema as a tool can be used to depict and examine trans identities. A Trans with a Movie Camera is a non-narrative essay film built from super 8 footage, collaboratively created by interviewing trans women about how they would like to be represented non-narratively on film.

Cast & Characters

Octavia Kohner (as Self)