Trans

This intriguing and thought-provoking series travels to Thailand to explore the world of male-to-female gender transitions and their life afterwards.

Ladyboys explores the secret and strange world of Thailand's "third gender". Follow a handful of Ladyboys through their struggles and successes in the corners of Thailand's forbidden nightlife and social scene. Find out who their lovers are, what their families think, and what secrets they hold for making it as an outcast in a tightly wound culture.

Asta's life seems perfect on social media, but in reality the young adult needs money and a job if she wants to keep living in Copenhagen and not return home to her parents.

Crossdresser is an unusual film built on a paralel world of transformation and utter secrecy. Four portraits of men who, from time to time, ritualistically dress and make up their faces as women, as the name of the documentary indicates.

Boy Meets Girl is a funny, tender, sex positive romantic comedy that explores what it means to be a real man or woman, and how important it is to live a courageous life not letting fear stand in the way of going after your dreams.

She's a Boy I Knew is a comic, heartbreaking, uplifting autobiography that focuses on the interpersonal relationships of a family who unexpectedly find their bonds strengthening as they overcome their preconceptions of gender and sexuality.

Comedy series about a couple who find love across the transgender age gap.

Danny Reed, a lonely DIY store employee obsessed with conspiracy theories, finds himself trapped inside the body of Veronica Burton, an affluent female fashion journalist.

A pair of pantyhose worn by an attractive woman becomes an object of desire first to her lover and then to herself. In the process, said object displays its seductive power to either compliment human sexuality - or commodify it.

Around the world there has been a huge increase in the number of children being referred to gender clinics. Increasingly, parents are encouraged to adopt a 'gender affirmative' approach - fully supporting their children's change of identity. But is this approach right?