When a transgender scientist rediscovers a lost satellite that she launched during her former life as a NASA engineer, she is haunted by the memory of her painful, closeted past and the humiliating end of her career. Will she bring the satellite's data back to NASA, or will she let her past burn up, like a satellite on re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere?

Lolo is a nonbinary person who lives in a rural area of Mexico City and works on a floating garden that belonged to their grandfather. Despite the tranquility of their life, Lolo doesn't feel free to be who they are. One afternoon, Lolo reunites with an old friend, and together with other friends, Lolo discovers an open and safe space.

Jan checks into a hotel to escape the outside world. Once alone inside their room, Jan feels free to shed the identity society has imposed on them. Faced with a choice between internal pressures and embracing their authentic self, Jan takes a bold step forward.

This touching film is based on the poem For Ezra, which is essentially a love letter from the non-binary author Libro Levi Bridgeman to their grandson, Ezra. The film captures their playful and tender moments together and the daily routines of a queer grandparent spending time with their beloved grandson.

Oscar is on a weekend retreat at his grandparents’ beachside house with some friends, and it’s his first time back since coming out. But his world is turned upside down when he encounters another trans man on the beach and experiences an unexpected attraction.

Cristina is a transgender Honduran American woman. When she was a small boy, she was separated from her mother Alma. Twenty years, later Cristina has managed to locate Alma, and they will soon reunite. But Cristina is worried; if she presents as her true self, will her mother embrace her?