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2022
67 minutes
Documentary, Drama, Short Films
Dutch / English / Gaelic (English subtitles)
These five short films were all featured in the Iris Prize film festival, a Cardiff-based LGBTQ+ short film festival which celebrates and champions LGBTQ+ titles and filmmakers.
The titles focus on issues around gender and sexuality, specifically trans characters and issues, with messages which are ultimately positive and uplifting.
A resource exploring the titles in greater detail is also available to download.
Between Us (2016, Ireland, Irish Gaelic, 11 mins, 14+)
A teenager assigned male at birth starts to present as a woman in this Irish language drama.
Dawn (2016, UK, English, 13 mins, 14+)
A trans woman meets a blind man which leads to an enlightening conversation.
Something About Alex (2017, Netherlands, Dutch, 19 mins, 14+)
Dutch film about a teenager going through puberty who attempts to reconcile with his gender identity.
Take Your Partners (2016, UK, English, 11 mins, 11+)
A non-binary child, assigned female at birth, dislikes traditionally feminine hobbies.
Tomgirl (2015, US, English, 14 mins, 11+)
An uplifting documentary about a child assigned male at birth whose gender identity is more fluid.
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A collection of shorts about LGBTQ+ experiences in the UK and around the world created in partnership with distributor Peccadillo Pictures.
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An animated documentary about the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in present-day Egypt.
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A transgender street worker, recently released from prison, attempts to track down the boyfriend who has cheated on her.
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Read MoreFrench language short about a middle-aged couple who are trying to decide on a boy's name for their child.
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