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Esther returns to her rural Utah hometown with one goal: break into her parents' house and retrieve her identifying documents. She desperately needs them to legally change her name and gender before doing so becomes illegal.

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Through repeated analog and digital video manipulation, Peripheral Vision explores the relationship between optical and social aberrations through a transsexual and neurodivergent lens, expressing the artist's anxieties about the rise of surveillance and fascism in Canada.

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When their housemate moves out, Tendai faces accessibility barriers alone for the first time. Haunted by stereotypes about how a wheelchair user should be, they eventually decide to take action and free themselves from the narrative imposed upon them.

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Named after the ancient ordering of the Arabic alphabet, Abjad Ḥawaz embodies each letter through Salma Zahore's dancing body in the ruins of Barcelona. Fashion, music, poetry and performance reclaim a language often feared, transforming it into a celebration of identity and freedom.

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In the early nineteenth century, a tailor makes a dress for themselves. Through the careful process of constructing the garment, the act of creation also becomes a way to affirm their identity and prepare to come out to their family.

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Nonbinary Austrian-Kosovar rapper Dacid Go8lin leads a wild queer gang in an anarchic takeover of the patriarchal government. Claiming space, freedom and queer joy, they subvert hip-hop gender roles and cis-patriarchal imagery in a battle cry for protest and civil disobedience.

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Back home after a night on stage, Kim strips away the remnants of her drag persona. As each layer of performance disappears, painful memories resurface, forcing her to confront what she has been trying to leave behind.

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Adeline, who identifies as nonbinary, tries to tie a tie for the first time. What begins as a simple act of gender-affirming care turns into satin-polyester chaos when a YouTube tutorial misgenders them.

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Iván is a “very handsome” trans man. Hadoum the Spanish-Moroccan woman who captures his attention. Neither wants to fall in love. In this Teddy Award-winning romance filmed in the southern Spanish province of Almería, capitalist constrictions and familial imperatives are pressed up against the contractions of intense connection. Iván (Silver Chicón) helps run a flourishing business with strict quality standards. Hadoum (Herminia Loh Moreno) is a seasonal worker well-versed in exploitation. With a looming make-or-break audit and a possible life-altering promotion to Warehouse Manager, Iván cannot afford to slip up. Fall in love with an agitator with “quite a reputation” and his golden opportunity might implode. Yet, the two are magnetised. Caught up in intense mutual pleasure: making love beside the ceaseless sea; their greenhouse tryst captured by a plant xray. Lost in post-coital daydreaming about a life in which they could be together. The union action brewing putting Iván’s passion and intrinsic empathy in conflict with his professional aspirations. With Iván & Hadoum, trailblazing trans filmmaker Ian de la Rosa has crafted a film that is both capacious and taut. A captivating cry for humanity in an immoral time.

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Back home after a night on stage, Kim strips away the remnants of her drag persona. As each layer of performance disappears, painful memories resurface, forcing her to confront what she has been trying to leave behind.

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In the early nineteenth century, a tailor makes a dress for themselves. Through the careful process of constructing the garment, the act of creation also becomes a way to affirm their identity and prepare to come out to their family.

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When their housemate moves out, Tendai faces accessibility barriers alone for the first time. Haunted by stereotypes about how a wheelchair user should be, they eventually decide to take action and free themselves from the narrative imposed upon them.

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Nonbinary Austrian-Kosovar rapper Dacid Go8lin leads a wild queer gang in an anarchic takeover of the patriarchal government. Claiming space, freedom and queer joy, they subvert hip-hop gender roles and cis-patriarchal imagery in a battle cry for protest and civil disobedience.

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Named after the ancient ordering of the Arabic alphabet, Abjad Ḥawaz embodies each letter through Salma Zahore's dancing body in the ruins of Barcelona. Fashion, music, poetry and performance reclaim a language often feared, transforming it into a celebration of identity and freedom.

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Adeline, who identifies as nonbinary, tries to tie a tie for the first time. What begins as a simple act of gender-affirming care turns into satin-polyester chaos when a YouTube tutorial misgenders them.

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Through repeated analog and digital video manipulation, Peripheral Vision explores the relationship between optical and social aberrations through a transsexual and neurodivergent lens, expressing the artist's anxieties about the rise of surveillance and fascism in Canada.

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Esther returns to her rural Utah hometown with one goal: break into her parents' house and retrieve her identifying documents. She desperately needs them to legally change her name and gender before doing so becomes illegal.