Transbeauties
BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS
Dirs. Josh Aronson & Ariel Orr Jordan
(USA, 2006, 61 min)
A film about the first all transgender production of Eve Ensler’s “The Vagina Monologues.” This film inspires acceptance, compassion and inclusion as it follows the first gathering of the best and brightest of the transsexual community coming together to present a powerful message to change stereotypic views of transsexual women. Outrageous, deeply painful, deliciously funny - they tell their stories and we fall in love with them. Beautiful Daughters puts a complex, vulnerable and totally human face on these ladies.
Dirs. Josh Aronson & Ariel Orr Jordan
(USA, 2006, 61 min)
A film about the first all transgender production of Eve Ensler’s “The Vagina Monologues.” This film inspires acceptance, compassion and inclusion as it follows the first gathering of the best and brightest of the transsexual community coming together to present a powerful message to change stereotypic views of transsexual women. Outrageous, deeply painful, deliciously funny - they tell their stories and we fall in love with them. Beautiful Daughters puts a complex, vulnerable and totally human face on these ladies.
SHE KILLS HE
Dave Rodriguez
(USA, 2005, 20 min)
The story of an unlikely pair finding love in a most unexpected place. Both characters are in the midst of overcoming their own adversities while innocently exploring and testing their new found love. The film takes us into the gritty back streets of Miami, a rarely documented territory on film.
Presentation made possible by:
Dave Rodriguez
(USA, 2005, 20 min)
The story of an unlikely pair finding love in a most unexpected place. Both characters are in the midst of overcoming their own adversities while innocently exploring and testing their new found love. The film takes us into the gritty back streets of Miami, a rarely documented territory on film.
Presentation made possible by:
Directors, Josh Aronson & Ariel Orr Jordan, will be in attendance to discuss their work in a Q&A panel with the audience. Light refreshment will be served.
FUNDED IN PART BY
WEB PARTNERS
THIS PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED, IN PART, BY PUBLIC FUNDS FROM THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS.