I only saw this film in 2019, and the sorrows that stayed in history continue to cause trouble. People's fear of dying from promiscuity and AIDS will instantly turn into a kind of adventurous excitement.
Transgender women are confused with the identities of drag queens, and they will be driven out of the house by their parents when they come out of the closet. This is New York in the late 1980s.
I don’t like photographers deliberately using the lens to show their femininity. For example, when speaking is a hand movement, it is too obvious that a straight person is shooting, and the language of the lens is fussy.
The way to take group portraits of transgender women is only a trivial matter.
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