#nonbinary film

[peachynm]

I made a video essay on making bad art.

[oldbookshop]

thinking abt how david tenant's nonbinary kid will grow up with a doctor who that is unashamedly inclusive of trans people. they'll see their dad on TV with a trans girl who saves the world.

[strawberrysakuraslut]

there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time there is still time

[queerism1969]

[certifiablyinsanez]

I just saw Nimona, and the fact that this movie isn’t talked about, was poorly advertised, and is completely overlooked is not surprising but is violently disappointing. This might’ve been the best movie I’ve ever seen. It’s definitely the best movie I’ve seen in the last DECADE. Nimona is such a beautiful, kindred soul. There are many things that differ between me and Nimona, I’m not gender-fluid, our personalities aren’t similar, I’m not as confident and I believe they’re BPD coded (which I do not have), but I am trans. I don’t want to have pieces of me be excluded. I want to fuck up the system. I love how she presents as a girl frequently and still says deadpan “I’m not a girl”. They love who they are unabashedly, (which I aspire to do) and are in such agonizing pain from being rejected and despised that it drives them to self destruction.

“The child that’s unloved by the village will burn it down to feel it’s warmth.” Is on of my favorite quotes and I feel like it encapsulates this character so well. This show handled so many heavy elements in such a perfect way in a shorter medium like a movie and it is so impressive.

I love this movie. I love Nimona.

[lovelyy-moonlight]

Emma D'Arcy AS Louis in new Short Film "Rhoda".

[bittwitchy]

Sebastian Stan. in a bathtub, which is all I actually got out of this movie.

[jaimenesrallah]

no pride in policing, 2022

[my-alternatevy]

staticky

[foxspit]

Something like love love love otherworldly undeniable love

[queerism1969]

[fauxfrog]

My local cinema is screening a remastered Coraline for it's 15th anniversary! 🪡🧵

I love Coraline so I revamped this sketch I did last Halloween 🎃

[thrydes]

“i am both at once and neither one”

[jell-o-mel]

I’ve been seeing a lot of Nimona stuff but nothing about Nimona being so fucking genderfluid coded. This is the genderfluid experience put in film, you cannot prove me wrong. Please discuss this genderfluid icon with me.

I will die on this hill

[trans-goddesss]

photo: tayray55

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