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Transphobia tells the story of Nur, the film's director from Kurdistan, and Rashan, a refugee in his own country due to his sexual orientation. Their friendship forms the core of the film, illustrating the complexities of identity and belonging in a society that marginalizes them. The film captures the experiences of two women from the same village who have fled for different reasons, emphasizing the personal narratives behind broader social issues.
The film runs for 82 minutes and focuses on the lives of individuals affected by transphobia and societal rejection. It provides a unique perspective on the intersection of gender, sexuality, and displacement, offering a glimpse into the lives of those who navigate these challenges in their everyday existence.
Why Watch
- •Meet Nur, a Kurdish director sharing her story.
- •Find out about Rashan's life as a refugee.
- •See the friendship between two women from the same village.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2015.
•Nur, the director, is originally from Kurdistan.
•Rashan lives as a refugee in his own country due to his sexual orientation.
•The film features two women from the same village who fled for different reasons.
Perfect For
LGBT rightsKurdish cultureRefugee experiences