This short documentary profiles Milan, a 15-year-old transgender boy growing up in the northern Canadian city of Prince George, B.C.
As a recently transitioned transgender boy, Milan deals with discrimination from his peers and teachers at school, as he seeks to find other kids like himself. His parents are open and supportive throughout his transition, and his sister Lulu never questioned that Milan was her brother.
However, at his elementary school, he must face the lack of education, intolerance and even assault. When Milan meets another transgender boy in his neighbourhood, he finally finds someone his age who understands and shares his experience. With the support of his friends and family, Milan has become a role model and an advocate for trans individuals in his small community and beyond.
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What a terrific film :)
Wow. What an amazing film. So inspiring.
How wonderful that they are being who they believe in.
The question for this is why would this one bother makng a transition to something am not born as ? If am so mentally challenged, why not transition to genius ? Decide to do that. Work at it. Fail. Give up.
Finally realize am born as a be what ever wants to be and can be. That being Einsteinian genius not plausible, being a detective is. THERE !
If could be a girl, go ahead and do it. Not this’s thing. DETECTIVE. THERE ! You go be a woman, or, a something like. This be a detective, or a something like. .
Do fail at being a dtective. Become an arhtheisric fanatic, a total skeptic, and a seeker of knowledge Surtees style, i.e., epistemologist as per Aristotle. Still like boys and men for pleasure, sex be otherwise. Not all ~~o’s be into not a all O’s acting receptive, any birth not any guarantee of something anyone wants to deal with. On our own, we decide, give to and / or take on the rest of the world. WE DECIDE. WE decide. We DECIDE. We birth ourselves.