Watch Me Exist

About This Movie

So, 'Watch Me Exist' feels like a raw dive into the complexities of identity and the struggles surrounding it. Adapted from the play 'Humanequin', it’s got that stage-to-screen vibe, but really digs in deeper. The performances from the all-trans cast are striking; they bring a palpable energy, especially when the narrative zeroes in on the dysphoria that one character faces—it’s heavy. The pacing is kind of languid, allowing you to really sit with the emotions, which might put off some viewers but works for me. Plus, the inclusion of music from trans artists gives it this vibrant, authentic atmosphere that complements the Trans Pride scenes beautifully. You get a sense of community and struggle, all wrapped up in a very personal story.

Adaptation of the play 'Humanequin'.Features an all-trans cast adding authenticity.Incorporates music and scenes from Trans Pride 2018.