Um Dia de Negão
Brazilian Filmmakers
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7m 8s
Three black trans men face manifestations of their unconscious while living their routines in the Northeast of Amaralina. Each encounter reflects his internal struggles and the pressures of a society that demands rigid masculinity. Amid these experiences, they share reflections on the expectations of being a black trans man and seek to build a healthier masculinity, free from stereotypes.
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Três homens trans negros enfrentam manifestações de seus inconscientes enquanto vivem suas rotinas no Nordeste de Amaralina. Cada encontro reflete suas lutas internas e as pressões de uma sociedade que exige uma masculinidade rígida. Em meio a essas experiências, eles compartilham reflexões sobre as expectativas de ser um homem trans negro e buscam construir uma masculinidade mais saudável, livre de estereótipos.
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