Diana- Award wining short film about an Indian pre-op transsexual

[Falseharpist]

I thought this film portrayed well the anguish that can accompany being transgendered. However, I do agree with ThanatosWings that we also need positive films about trans people who are happy and successful in their lives. Both can be aspects of the trans experience & sometimes can be aspects of the same trans person's life.

[ThanatosWings]

Thanks for the film. It makes some presumptions however: Transwomen have a 5 o'clock shadow, they are disowned by their family, they are prostitutes. This leaves a less than positive impression on the audience about trans people. We are not all in the same situation as this.

Lets all make some positive films about how trans people are loved, how trans people are wonderful, happy individuals and how trans people contribute to society in professional careers.

[moodysparrow]

@ThanatosWings

maybe when it is 'normal' and not frowned upon, this will be the case

[Pipsqueak40]

Superb!

[ThisDudeWoW]

Excellent - touched my heart

[kthakrar]

Sorry If i have offended anyone about Mohit's gender. I have changed it. Thank you for correcting me. It was original description which was set by producer/director of this film.

[BassBOY0GIRL]

Why do you keep refering to her as a he in the description?

[Venjita]

Although I am no transsexual nor wish to be, I completely relate to this. Excellent subject matter.

[218sbr]

awsome... life is smthing tough n harsh.... :(

[allhailthedervish]

When talking about a trans person it's only polite to refer to them by their preferred gender not the one they left behind, your description is riddled with this mistake, just sayin'

[MsMsmak]

Powerful.