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RAZ on Air follows a transgender girl named RAZ, who works as a broadcasting jockey for 'Afreeca TV'. The film presents her experiences in the entertainment industry, where she faces discrimination based on her appearance and gender identity. Despite the challenges, RAZ maintains a positive attitude, often smiling off the abuse she receives on her message board.
The documentary provides a glimpse into RAZ's life as she navigates the complexities of being a transgender individual in a society that often marginalizes her. It captures her endurance in the face of negativity and shows her unique position in the broadcasting world, where she strives to carve out her own space despite societal pressures.
Why Watch
- •Meet RAZ, a unique transgender broadcasting jockey.
- •See how RAZ handles online abuse with humor.
- •Find out about the challenges of being a transgender BJ.
Did You Know
•RAZ is a broadcasting jockey for 'Afreeca TV' in 2012.
•The film has a duration of 31 minutes.
•RAZ faces abuse on her message board regarding her looks and identity.
Perfect For
LGBT representationOnline broadcasting cultureTransgender issues