Gender X portrays the life and challenges of transgender women in Pakistan today. During a photo shoot, the photographer Manolo Ty, meets the successful transgender model and activist Inaya in Islamabad. This is the beginning of many interviews with Inaya and other transgender women about their self-image and vulnerability. After yet another brutal attack, one of the interviewees wants to fight for justice. She decides to file a police report for the first time.

Gender X

Gender X portrays the life and challenges of transgender women in Pakistan today. Transgender activists from all walks of life talk about their self-image, vulnerability and their fight for justice.

Bisexual: C'mon You Can Say It! is an exploration of what it means to be bisexual beyond lemon bars, puns, and finger guns. Three bisexual people of varying gender identities discuss bisexual culture and what being part of the B in LGBTQ means to them. A Film About The Bisexual Community Made As Part Of 48 Hours Sacramento And The Sacramento International Film Festival ©2021.

Bisexual: C'mon You Can Say It!

An exploration of what it means to be bisexual beyond lemon bars, puns, and finger guns.

Trans men reflect on taking testosterone. The body expands to a new realm of possibility.

Imagine a Body

Ni Aquí/Ni Allá is a personal documentary that centers a conversation between filmmaker Ley Comas and their mother about their gender identity. As the middle child of christian pastors, Ley never imagined that transitioning was possible. Growing up, in the Dominican Republic, Ley only witnessed trans people portrayed as evil characters, punchlines in movies and TV shows, or outcasts and victims. At home, anything that went against God ́s word was an abomination. This documentary follows Ley ́s physical and psychological journey to become themself, while struggling to find a middle ground with their family.

Ni Aquí/Ni Allá

Centering on a conversation with their mother, filmmaker Ley Comas charts their struggle to find a middle ground between them and their family with respect to their gender identity.

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