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Lucy

Country: UK, Language: English, 40 mins

  • Director: Melinte Reitzema
  • Producer: Melinte Reitzema

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A documentary about Lucy, who reveals her intimate stories of being a trans woman.

Imagine being born in the wrong body. Everyday you’re fighting. Against society, stigma and yourself. All you want is acceptance. Lucy’s story is one of searching for her true self in a world that’s not quite ready. When she finally found her place amongst a likeminded community, she also found the confidence to stand by her identity – that of a transwoman. Now living with complete fulfilment, Lucy is ready to share her experience and answer the questions you’ve probably always wanted to ask. In a film inspired by a truly inspiring human, Lucy bares her struggles and desires. As Lucy, her family and friends talk through their experiences they’ll make you question what identity really means and why we still hold prejudices against people we don’t even know.


Trailer...

Lucy Trailer from Cour Films on Vimeo.

Cast & Characters

Glyn Fussell as Himself;
Amy Redmond as Herself;
Lucy Fizz as Herself