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One to the [O]ther
While navigating her way through a coffee
shop, a female little person is offered assistance by a young man who is wheelchair-user. One to the [O]ther re-conceptualizes
the relationship between media and the body.
Running time: 6 min.
Winner of the Achievement in Direction Award
at The 28th Annual New School Invitational Film Show, 2007.
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A Yellow Brick Road
A theatre company, (deciding to add a little spice
to their traditional productions) contracted non-traditional casting companies to put on a gender-bending version of the
play "The Wizard of Oz". Backstage before the performance, Glinda, a young pre-operative transsexual queer theorist
dresses for her role and argues with the stage manager who insists she mark "Male" or "Female" on the
payment form. Soon after, Glinda finds a friend in Maggie, who she assumes to be Glinda's under-study and another
pre-operative transsexual like herself. In actuality, Maggie is a female little person who is assigned the role of "Munchkin
#7" and a barrier between herself and Glinda fosters humorous, but bittersweet miscommunication.
Running time: 12 min.
Trailer for A Yellow Brick Road
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