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Transgender filmmakers bring their unique experiences and outlook to their profession. They are important players in presenting and educating the viewing public on their community, its history, and the challenges faced by transgender individuals. | Transgender filmmakers bring their unique experiences and outlook to their profession. They are important players in presenting and educating the viewing public on their community, its history, and the challenges faced by transgender individuals. | ||
| − | [[Kimberly Reed]] of the United States was the first transgender filmmaker to have a documentary film, 'Prodigal Sons', theatrically released in the country, while sisters [[Lana Wachowski]] and [[Lilly | + | [[Kimberly Reed]] of the United States was the first transgender filmmaker to have a documentary film, 'Prodigal Sons', theatrically released in the country, while sisters [[Lana Wachowski]] and [[Lilly Wachowski]] are famed for their films including 'The Matrix'. |
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Transgender filmmakers bring their unique experiences and outlook to their profession. They are important players in presenting and educating the viewing public on their community, its history, and the challenges faced by transgender individuals.
Kimberly Reed of the United States was the first transgender filmmaker to have a documentary film, 'Prodigal Sons', theatrically released in the country, while sisters Lana Wachowski and Lilly Wachowski are famed for their films including 'The Matrix'.
Armenia
Canada
Great Britain
India
Italy
Nigeria
Poland
Thailand
United States
- Zackary Drucker
- Rhys Ernst
- Sam Feder
- Yance Ford
- Sydney Freeland
- Silas Howard
- Andrea James
- Christopher Lee
- Emmett Lundberg
- AJ Mattioli
- Janet Mock
- Annalise Ophelian
- Martin Rawlings-Fein
- Kimberly Reed
- Danielle Solzman
- Lana Wachowski
- Lilly Wachowski
