Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Phoebe Hart | ... | Herself - Presenter |
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Bonnie Hart | ... | Herself |
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James Davidson | ... | Himself |
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Dennis Hart | ... | Himself |
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Marie Hart | ... | Herself |
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Aleyshia Manakahae | ... | Herself |
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Tony Briffa | ... | Himself |
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Andie Hider | ... | Herself |
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Sophie Hart | ... | Herself |
Christopher Sommers | ... | Himself (as Chris Somers) | |
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Fay Davidson | ... | Herself |
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Matthew Bath | ... | Himself |
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Rebecca Beare-Bath | ... | Herself |
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Thomas Bath | ... | Himself |
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Tristram Bath | ... | Himself |
Documentary filmmaker, Phoebe Hart, comes clean on her journey of self-discovery to embrace her future and reconcile the past shame and family secrecy surrounding her intersex condition. Despite her mother's outright refusal to be in the film, Phoebe decides she must push on with her quest to resolve her life story and connect with other intersex people on camera. With the help of her sister Bonnie and support from her husband James, she hits the open road.... Written by Phoebe Hart
Very well done. A potentially titillating subject treated with honesty and grace. Informative and thought-provoking, as a good documentary should be. I am impressed with the production value, which is very high. Impressive for a relative novice film maker. I look forward to future films from her. The participants in the project are incredibly generous in sharing their stories. They are sympathetic without being pathetic. the film maker and participants could have dwelled on the callous and ignorant treatment they received from the medical establishment. It would have been understandable if the film became a way to exorcise such experiences. But they managed to convey some sense of this without it becoming the focus of the piece or coming off as a rant.