How a new movie re-enacts the real lives of trans people from the 1950s

The film Framing Agnes, a Sundance award-winner that screened at Toronto’s Hot Docs festival this month, features a cast of trans actors who take real case files from a 1958 UCLA sociology study and dramatize them as a talk show, with the study’s head researcher, Harold Garfinkel, as its host. Click through for director Chase Joynt and historian Jules Gill-Peterson's discussion of the art of finding community in telling trans stories.

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