Nimzo is dramedy about existence and death. Our cast, made up entirely of Trans folks, tell the story of Nimzo, who deals with a confrontation from the past all while trying to fill his testosterone supply during the pandemic shortage. (From D'Lo - Story based on confronting the air traffic controller who caused the death of my sister. ) In this project, we fictionalized the story to talk about grief and vulnerability, not just about death, but the worry that this trans character won't be seen as human by the person he wishes to forgive.

Nimzo

On the anniversary of the day his sister died, Nimzo decides to confront the retired air traffic controller responsible for the plane crash.

Set in a dream-like rocky landscape, this dance film by transgender choreographer Sean Dorsey invites trans, gender-nonconforming and queer communities to imagine and seek expansive Futures ... and is is part of a series of 10 dance films created for Sean Dorsey Dance's multi-year project THE LOST ART OF DREAMING.

SEEK/AFTER

Little Sky&nbsp;follows the journey of Sky, a Chinese American pop star who returns to the city they were raised in to find their estranged immigrant father. Haunted by their childhood memories, Sky risks their non-binary identity to end the cycle of violence in their family. In the confrontation, Sky discovers something that changes how they feel about the people they love. Packed with original songs, Little Sky is a film about finding the chosen family who sees us when our blood family cannot.

Little Sky

Haunted by their childhood memories, Chinese American drag sensation, Sky returns to their hometown to confront their estranged father.

Treelogy: three mini shorts about queering space/time, and talking to trees - includes films: How to Talk to Trees, We (just) Missed You, and Interview with Your Backyard Trees. Together, they ask the questions, “What does it mean to talk to trees?” and “What part do we play in their story?”How to Talk to TreesHow to Talk to Trees is an instructional video about the surrendering that is required to reconnect with the ancient parts of ourselves. It stars Toilet Paper, a highly-evolved trash squirrel who effortlessly blends in with a trash saturated world, but who has lost any connection with their ancestral arboreal friends. Will they find their roots again?We (just) Missed YouChallenging the fear-of-the-other, human-centered alien story, We (just) Missed You follows two gorgeous beings who connect with Earth's trees through this listening/reaction-centered soundscape.&nbsp;Interview with your Backyard TreesInspired by real-life conversations, Interview with your Backyard Trees explores the tree experience in their silent language, and invites the exploration of a different reality of being.

Treelogy

Three mini shorts about queering space/time, and talking to trees

Looping Caster Semenya's 800 meter lap: 'You want to talk about a fair and equal competition? I thought you were going to talk about minimum wage.'

Apologies For Breaking In

Looping Caster Semenya's 800 meter lap: 'You want to talk about a fair and equal competition? I thought you were going to talk about minimum wage.'

Felt Right Then, Feels Right Now depicts the childhood memory of Blyth trying on his father’s boxers at age eight, before leaving for Brownies still wearing them under his uniform. This memory is one of many that have contributed to Blyth understanding that his gender identity did not align with the sex he was assigned at birth, leading to the artist coming out as transgender at eighteen. The artist intends for this to be the first of many animations in a series titled Defining Moments of a Trans Experience, which will portray Blyth’s experiences pre and post transitioning from female to male that contribute to his continued understanding of the fluidity of gender. The animation consists of 728 unique cels, shot at a rate of 24 frames per second. It was hand-drawn using fine-liners and colouring pencils, using a live-action video for reference of the artist’s eight-year-old sister trying on a similar pair of boxers to that which he remembers. The audio accompanying the animation is from the live-action reference and features the voices of Blyth’s parents, bringing a personal reality to the animation of this intimate moment.

Felt Right Then, Feels Right Now

A young child explores their gender identity.

Video, illustration, and animation are combined in this intimate portrait of an international art student studying abroad in the United States. Drawing on artist profile and gender journey films, F1-100 is a transnational meditation through time and space of a young artist carrying a heavy burden.

F1-100

United States of America

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2021 San Francisco Transgender Film Festival

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