I watched it. It's a documentary about how trans people are depicted in media, mostly cinematography. Many parts of it seem to be ripped apart from historical and deeper context. Like some of the speakers just waffle on about transphobia in 500 words where it could have been stated in 2 words about misogyny and then 3 about transphobia. I gave up after about 45 minutes, I will be honest. I was expecting that maybe it will provide me with some insight contrary to my beliefs, but it really did not. The part that irked me most was an analysis of a movie where a man was trying some shady non consensual sex on trans women and ceased upon the discovery of his victims sex. The narrative skipped the rape bit and jumped to the calamities of transphobia. Sorry, i don't remember the title of the movie they referred too, probably a well known one.

It made me think that presenting transphobia or trans rights in complete vacuum, without even scratching the surface of sexism and other inequalities is lacking the point in any debate, other than some people talking about how upset they are. I wonder who was the material aimed at, probably not me haha.