

Life expectancy for trans individuals in Argentina is around 40 years, prompting three trans women to take on caregiving roles in a public home for the elderly.
Synopsis
Life expectancy for trans individuals in Argentina is around 40 years, prompting three trans women to take on caregiving roles in a public home for the elderly.
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Jenifer, Fabiana, and Abigail work as caregivers at a Public Home for the Elderly in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This role marks their first formal employment after years in unstable jobs due to their gender identity. For many elderly residents, these caregivers are the first trans women they have met. As they provide care, they confront the challenges of aging in a country where the life expectancy for trans individuals is around forty years. Their experiences reflect the realities of gender identity and societal acceptance in contemporary Argentina.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jenifer, Fabiana, and Abigail in their new caregiver roles.
- See the impact of trans women in elderly care settings.
- Find out about the life expectancy of trans individuals in Argentina.
Did You Know
- The life expectancy for trans individuals in Argentina is around 40 years.
- Jenifer, Fabiana, and Abigail are the first trans women met by elderly residents.
- The film is set in a Public Home for the Elderly in Buenos Aires.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What roles do Jenifer, Fabiana, and Abigail take on in Buenos Aires?
They work as caregivers in a Public Home for the Elderly.
What is the life expectancy for trans individuals in Argentina?
The life expectancy for trans individuals in Argentina is around forty years.
What significant change occurs for the caregivers in the documentary?
Jenifer, Fabiana, and Abigail embark on their first formal employment after previously being marginalized.
What are people saying?
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