A look at the lives of four college students undergoing gender transition.
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Title: TransGeneration (2005– )
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Katherine A. Baker | ... | Self 2 episodes, 2005 |
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Lucas Cheadle | ... | Self 2 episodes, 2005 |
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Andrea Gabrielle Gibson | ... | Self 2 episodes, 2005 |
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Staci Ignacio | ... | Self 2 episodes, 2005 |
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A look at the lives of four college students undergoing gender transition.
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There are two versions. The first to be released was the festival version, which is 120 minutes and a very condensed overview of the four students. The second, released on the Sundance Channel, is a five-hour miniseries broken into 8 parts. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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20 September 2005 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
California State University Northridge - 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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This film is groundbreaking for its subject matter. It marks the first time transsexual issues are discussed without jeer or finger pointing in mainstream (as mainstream as sundance is) media. However, it presents a limited definition of transsexual - someone who plans to or is altering their primary or secondary sex characteristics. While I might prefer the film include individuals who identify as transsexual but are not transitioning, this diversity would likely confuse people more unfamiliar with the trans world. So, A+ to the filmmakers for their justified and well-presented risk-taking, and to the participants in the film for their bravery and their willingness to be educators on an international level. Peace.