Film critic at From the Front Row, staff writer for In Review Online. Member - SEFCA, NCFCA, GALECA, OFCS.
In a time of unprecedented attacks on the transgender community from the halls of power worldwide, there’s something oddly comforting about the flourishing of underground queer art. Political pressure has certainly caused corporate owned studios to be shy about even the modicum of progress made when it comes to trans people in film out of fear of being perceived as “woke.” Thankfully, that hasn’t stopped trans people from telling our own stories. Queer art has always thrived underground, in the…
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