Port Authority

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Fionn Whitehead and Leyna Bloom in Port Authority (2019)

After getting kicked out of his home in central Pennsylvania, Paul (Fionn Whitehead) arrives to NYC's dizzying central station with nowhere to go. A momentary encounter with Wye (Leyna Bloom), a trans woman of color, leads him to seek her out. Transfixed by her beauty and confidence, a love soon blossoms. But as the two learn more about each other, Paul's false narratives begin to surface and the double life he lives must be reconciled.

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Paul must confront his white boy realness after arriving in New York and getting involved with explosively divisive groups, the queer ballroom scene and some straight debt collectors, while ... Read allPaul must confront his white boy realness after arriving in New York and getting involved with explosively divisive groups, the queer ballroom scene and some straight debt collectors, while falling in love with a trans woman.Paul must confront his white boy realness after arriving in New York and getting involved with explosively divisive groups, the queer ballroom scene and some straight debt collectors, while falling in love with a trans woman.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

1.1K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Featured review

10/10

So many feelings inside a movie

I had the extraordinary opportunity to meet the director back in late 2019, in a Q&A that took place in the Official Language School right after the screening in Gijon's Film Festival where I first saw the movie. She was so kind and committed to direct the film with heart and mind in the right place, taking a complex thematic involving the identity (in more ways than one) and staying true to the roots. The result is an electrifying movie, small but bigger than most out there, with fantastic performances and great atmosphere. Two thumbs way, way up!