Film Lens
The documentary focuses on Kenya, a trans woman in Mexico City, who faces extreme violence and vulnerability, particularly as a sex worker. Following the murder of her friend Paola by a client, Kenya seeks to honor Paola's memory while confronting societal acceptance of her identity. The film captures Kenya's respectful approach to Paola's family, questioning their acceptance of her flamboyant identity during the burial.
As Kenya deals with the aftermath of Paola's murder, she embarks on a quest for justice when Paola's murderer is released. Supported by her community of 'sisters,' Kenya's story reveals the complexities of life for trans women in Mexico City and emphasizes the urgent need for change and understanding in society.
Why Watch
- •Meet Kenya, a trans woman confronting violence.
- •Follow Kenya's quest for justice after Paola's murder.
- •See the impact of societal acceptance on trans lives.
Did You Know
•Kenya's friend Paola was murdered by a client.
•The film features a 90-minute runtime.
•Kenya questions Paola's family's acceptance of her identity during the burial.
•The documentary was directed by Gisela Delgadillo.
Perfect For
LGBT rightsTransgender issuesSocial justice