Black Brazilian transgender singer Linn da Quebrada weaponizes the trans body and music for
political protest. Linn and childhood friend Jup do Bairro use extravagantly costumed music performances to dazzle audiences
while opposing their country’s white heteronormative order. Figuring her embodied existence as resistance, Linn eschews the
role of cis woman, choosing a fluid gender identity instead. Full of funny and intimate moments, the film advocates for personal
choice against a society that imposes static gender identity.
Transition Queer Minorities Film Festival
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Transition Queer Minorities Film Festival
FREE ENTRY first come, first serve
Teddy Award for Best Documentary/Essay Film, Berlinale 2018