Alice Júnior

I don't know what else to even say other then the pacing was all over the place and the story was almost incoherent. The premise sounded cute but I was a struggle to get through the whole 1 and a half. The trans representation was decent though.

A trans-social media-diva girl fiercely challenges the oppressive system found inside her new school in accomplished Brazilian filmmaker Gil Baroni's extravagantly delightful comedy. Facing the physical and emotional difficulties of transitioning from the big city to the country, and her early trans process, she battles all sorts of bullies with the support of her father and a group of outcasts, while dreaming of a first kiss. With Anna Celestino Mota giving life to the protagonist in a glittering first-time performance and accurately addressing intolerance and equality, it's a magically funny, inventively crafted and honest look at the teen trans world.

Shows the ups and downs of growing up lgbtq while just trying to be yourself. Moments of rejection combatted with moments of acceptance, confidence, and true joy. Love the fun upbeat style of the movie and the lovely friendships made along the way.

Loved it! It's so cheezy but wholesome. There were some rough parts to watch with the bullying but overall really happy this movie exists! So hard to find movies with trans women protagonists that make me feel good!

This film was really beautiful and tender. It's rare to see such a joyful film about trans lives and rights. I thought they did a great job showing how small acts of allyship can make a difference and why transformation and growth are part of the human experience.

There were few scenes that were upsetting, but ultimately it showed that one must "confront lions"

The sound track was super fun too! It was interesting to see that Brazil is actually a more accepting place than America in many ways, even though they have some of the same prejudices and bigotry. It also showed that silence will not protect anyone.