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Mx. Pink

Country: France, Language: English, 14 mins

  • Director: Maharlika D'Suesse

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Mx. Pink tackles the phenomenon of gender pluralism. It is a story of two individuals from near extreme ends of the gender spectrum, who meet in a tabac, where an unexpected romance unfolds. We have Gabriel, a 32-year old actor, a sportsman and a huge soccer fan, who happens to have a soft spot for dressing up as a woman. On the other hand we have Jigs, a tomboyish 25-year old woman, who dresses like a man and acts like one. However, both are neither homosexual nor transgender. This is a modern adaptation of Cinderella, just without the focus on the shoe and the gender roles of Cinderella and the Prince reversed.


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