Film Lens
Kelet follows the life of a black trans woman in her twenties, who aspires to be on the cover of Vogue magazine. Born in Finland and raised in Manchester, she draws inspiration from models like Naomi Campbell and Iman. After coming out as transgender, she is cut off from her family at the age of 19, leading her to return to Finland alone. The film captures her navigation of identity and aspirations in a society that often marginalizes her.
The documentary, directed by Susani Mahadura, runs for 56 minutes and features a cast that includes Simo Landin and Amanda. It addresses themes of structural discrimination and the experiences of transgender individuals, providing insight into the personal and societal challenges faced by the protagonist as she strives for her dreams against significant odds.
Why Watch
- •Meet Kelet, a black trans woman aiming for Vogue.
- •Follow her story of endurance in Finland.
- •See how iconic models inspired her dreams.
Did You Know
•Kelet was released in 2020 and runs for 56 minutes.
•The protagonist was cut off from her family at 19 years old.
•Kelet was born in Finland and raised in Manchester.
Perfect For
Transgender rightsFashion and modelingLGBTQ+ stories