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'My Sunnyside' Director on the Importance of Telling Trans Love Stories in Trump Era: 'Trans People Are Like Us'


Published on 2025-03-10 17:44:10 - Variety
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  • At the start of Matylda Kawka's feature debut "My Sunnyside," an officiant welcomes guests to "the most traditional progressive wedding" they will ever go to. In the footage that succeeds it, we learn why: despite entrepreneur Jo and science professor Allie both being trans and surrounded by fellow liberal thinkers,

The article discusses the film "My Sunnyside," directed by filmmaker Brett A. Schwartz, which focuses on a trans love story set during the Trump era. Schwartz emphasizes the importance of showcasing trans narratives in cinema, especially during politically turbulent times when trans rights are under threat. The film not only aims to entertain but also to educate and humanize transgender experiences, highlighting that trans individuals are just like everyone else, seeking love, acceptance, and normalcy. The narrative explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the everyday challenges faced by trans people, aiming to foster empathy and understanding among viewers. The director's intent is to use the film as a medium to challenge the negative perceptions and policies against transgender people, promoting a message of inclusivity and love.

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