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What’s Safe, What’s Gross, What’s Selfish and What’s Stupid

Country: United Kingdom, Language: English, 72 mins

  • Director: Jasmine Johnson
  • Producer: Vivienne Griffin, Zach Toppin

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Several slices of the London queer community talk in depth about what it means to create a family, in this heartfelt DIY debut.

It takes a village to raise a child, but if you’re queer, it also takes a village to understand the process of creating one. Through sensitive and vital conversations, many from the perspective of those conceived by sperm donors, Jasmine Johnson navigates relationships, sperm banks, multiple queer communities and the national health service itself, in an attempt to do family and reproduction differently.

Jay Bernard


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