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Deep Dive: Being Me (2014)

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Being Me
In 'Being Me', transgender youths, including 10-year-old Isabelle Langley, share their personal experiences regarding their identities. The documentary features candid interviews that reveal the emotional aspects of coming out to family and friends. It emphasizes the importance of acceptance and support from loved ones as these young individuals navigate their lives. The film captures the complexities of gender identity through the stories of various youths. It presents their triumphs and struggles in a society that often fails to understand them. By focusing on real-life experiences, the documentary aims to foster empathy and awareness around the issues faced by transgender individuals.

Why Watch

  • Meet 10-year-old Isabelle Langley and her story.
  • Find out how families react to coming out.
  • See the importance of support for transgender youths.

Did You Know

Isabelle Langley is only 10 years old and featured in the film.
The documentary has a total runtime of 43 minutes.
The film was directed by Dave Everett.
It was produced in Australia.

Perfect For

Transgender rightsYouth identity issuesLGBTQ+ awareness