March

transparent and Just Call Me Kade

Thursday, March 13 at 7:30pm

 

The fourth season of Frameline at the Center continues with a pair of touching and deeply personal films focusing on transgender identities and families. Films courtesy of Frameline Distribution.

transparent

Pink or blue. Male or Female. Mommy or Daddy. Categories that we all take for granted are broken apart in transparent, a documentary about 19 female-to-male transsexuals living in the United States who have given birth and, in all but a few stories, gone on to raise their biological children. 

transparent focuses on its subjects' lives as parents, revealing the diverse ways in which each person reconciles giving birth and being a biological mother with his masculine identity. Traditional views of gender are further re-examined through the variety of genders the children use to conceive of their parents. Through these extraordinary men, the film challenges the ways that people relate to one another, particularly within our immediate families, based on gender.


preceded by

Just Call Me Kade

Kade Farlow Collins is a sixteen year old FTM residing in Tucson, Arizona. Kade’s parents maintain a supportive and nurturing relationship to Kade regarding the many challenges facing their teenage child. However, it hasn’t always been easy.

As Kade’s body began to transform during puberty, Kade became nearly suicidal. Realizing that the issue was more complex than Kade being a tomboy or a lesbian, the family searched for information. Through a local support group and the internet, Kade’s mother found books and other resources pertaining to transgenderism. Kade and his family agreed to have their lives documented in order to bring awareness to the subject. Friends and family candidly express their feelings about the transition, the changes in Kade and the impact on everyone involved.


Co-presented by:

COLAGE

Fresh Meat Productions

Lou Sullivan Society

Our Family Coalition

Trans Youth Family Advocates
 

Kindly arrive early as seating is limited. Don’t miss this FREE screening of these powerful films and post-film panel discussion!

2008

Frameline at The Center takes the month of June off for Frameline's annual Film Festival. Click below to learn about upcoming Frameline at The Center screenings.

January 10: Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin

February 14: The Year of Paper

March 13: transparent and Just Call Me Kade

April 10: Tongues Untied

May 8: Trained in the Ways of Men

July 12: Not | Gay

With generous support from Folsom Street Events, Frameline proudly presents admission-free screenings at the San Francisco LGBT Community Center located at 1800 Market Street at 7:30pm on the second Thursday of every month.

 

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