Soar

Soar is a snapshot of the intersection between identity reclamation and expressive freedom that dance offers one young trans dancer in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Film Details:

Director: Natalia Roberts

Choreographer: Sho Morikawa

(USA, 2021) 2:50 min

Contemporary

Documentary
Contemporary

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