Still Me

2021
13min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter coming to terms with their identity, it's time for Bailey to come out at school. However, this proves harder than they anticipate and Bailey is faced with a choice between social ridic... Leer todoAfter coming to terms with their identity, it's time for Bailey to come out at school. However, this proves harder than they anticipate and Bailey is faced with a choice between social ridicule or the closet.After coming to terms with their identity, it's time for Bailey to come out at school. However, this proves harder than they anticipate and Bailey is faced with a choice between social ridicule or the closet.

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Elenco

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7.9/10

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Elenco

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Alanah Parkin

Bailey

Kallan Adelaide

Zach
(as Kelsie Adelaide)

Carolyn Masson

Miss Smith

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9ollyhanzlik

Hit close to home

I really loved this, I'm almost 13 and I just came out a Non-Binary to my school. Everyone there is super supportive and kind! But now I need to come out to my family, my mom already knows, I'm just concerned about my dad and grandparents. I knew exactly how Bailey felt in the film and I was really able to relate to them. Amazing work, and I would love to see more films like this in the future!

10morgandkovac

Amazing Film

This was so good and realistic, theres really not much representation for non-binary youth and its amazing. I really felt like who I am is okay and even though people may not understand it that doesn't make it any less valid.

10piperc-66880

I felt Seen

Until recently, not much content has come out for non-binary representation. This short film perfectly describes my experiences with gender identity and the struggles of not fitting into a binary gender. This Short made me feel seen and appreciated for who I am, ME.

10saddyssm

compliments to the creators

Watching this short film I felt so touched by being able to get such a good insight of what it must feel like for someone who is struggling with their gender and/or identity. A lot of tears later I eventually got overwhelmed and started to get angry at the society and its norms and morals. I really dont understand, how things like that are just not seen as normal.. or even worse, by some people. But I also know, that being angry wont help. Things like this project do though! Please continue creating content that spread awareness!!!

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