今年最大膽性感的電影，加拿大女導演艾波穆倫(April Mullen)講述了兩個女人之間意想不到的浪漫愛情故事，她們洋溢熱情的關係將永遠改變了彼此的生活。賈絲敏（Natalie Krill 飾）是一位與未婚夫同居的時尚編輯，在一次與好友的狂歡聚會中，她遇到了剛失戀的工人妲拉絲（Erika Linder 飾）。妲拉絲旋即對賈絲敏展開熱烈追求，賈絲敏起初抗拒，卻對這位向自己求愛的女人留下了前所未有的印象。在妲拉絲鍥而不捨的追求之下，兩人終於陷入愛河，這段不可思議的浪漫關係，將衝擊賈絲敏過往按部就班的平穩生活……
1993年，位於美國中部內布拉斯加州境內的法奧斯城來了一個陌生的小伙子。他的出現打破了這個小城的寧靜。幾乎每一個遇到他的人都被他的純真所吸引，女人們則對他頻頻表示愛意。儘管他成了全城的熱門人物並與許多人結為朋友，但人們並不真正瞭解「他」－－「他」有自己的秘密。這個自稱布蘭頓-蒂納的小伙子實為女兒身，就住在離法奧斯75英里遠的林肯市。她的真名叫作蒂娜-布蘭頓。她無法接受自身的性別，卻一直自認是「有性別角色危機」的男人。為此，她搬到法奧斯，希望能被人們接受，像一個男人那樣生活。「他」的新朋友倫尼告訴他，一個外鄉人如果在法奧斯城找不到異性朋友將會被看不起。於是，布蘭頓很快成了小城的情聖，並與一位名叫坎德斯的單身母親住在一起。但拉娜的出現改變了他的生活，自從第一次相遇之後，兩人很快便彼此熱戀。布蘭頓還與拉娜的前男友約翰成了朋友。約翰和死黨湯姆都有前科，他們糾集了一幫粗野的男人，酗酒、晝夜狂歡。他們接納了布蘭頓。紙終究包不住火，布蘭頓因交通違章而被逮捕，她的秘密被發現了。拉娜得知真相後，站在了布蘭頓一邊，而約翰和湯姆卻感到被羞辱了，他們的怒氣迅速膨脹為一次血腥的暴力犯罪--他們強姦並殘忍地殺死了布蘭頓。
「少女革命」。縱然TV版完結篇留下無窮的餘韻，但劇場版並非TV版的續篇，所有設定都作了大幅度變更。監督幾原邦彥在製作劇場版時，對於電影的本質深思熟慮許久，針對TV和劇場的特性，減少突發演出的場面，希望讓觀眾更容易理解作品的意涵。畫面比TV版更華麗且超乎現實，但是相對地，故事更現實而殘酷。
劇場版探討到少年與大人、夢想與現實的衝突。編劇榎戶洋司言道：「這是根據青春的價值觀作出的作品。」所謂青春並不是多麼愉快的事物，但其中仍有無可取代的快樂，所以才覺得懷念。榎戶秉持這份對青春的價值觀，創造令人為之動容的劇情。
劇場版中，歐蒂娜小時後不曾遇見過王子，想成為王子是由於其他更強烈的理由，男裝打扮也比TV版更為徹底，只有在決鬥時才會把頭髮放下回復成長髮，動作和語氣也顯得更男孩子氣。另一位女主角安希的造型則變成長直髮，不戴眼鏡。性格變得極其開朗活潑……另外，安希與曉生兄妹之間的關係，也變得更為悲壯殘酷。
Political commentator Matt Walsh explores the changing concepts of sex and gender in the digital age, particularly the transgender rights movement, anti-transgender bigotry, and what it means to be a woman.
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Kim, Bella and Momo are three fourteen-year-old girls who discover a fantastic flower with magic qualities: by drinking its nectar they are transformed into boys and they enter a new world. At first they enjoy their newly found freedom, but soon Bella and Momo realize that there are downsides to it. Kim however gets seriously addicted…
Denny, a free spirit and artist falls for Ryan, a straight laced lawyer. When Denny questions gender their love is tested.
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Maria, an emotionally-stunted transgender punk on an aimless road trip across the country has a chance encounter with James H., a repressed minimum-wage worker trapped in the purgatory that is rural Nevada. Over the next 24 hours, the two form an unlikely bond as Maria helps James unpack a question he’s been frightened to ask himself his entire life: is he trans?
Filmed over five years in Kansas City, this documentary follows four transgender kids – beginning at ages 4, 7, 12, and 15 – as they redefine “coming of age.” These kids and their families show us the intimate realities of how gender is re-shaping the family next door in a unique and unprecedented chronicle of growing up transgender in the heartland.
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