DOCNZ: The New Zealand International Documentary Film Festival

 
 

Films by topic Gender/Sexuality

Displaying 1-10 of 13 films.

  • The Birthday

    The Netherlands The Birthday follows a young Iranian man in the process of becoming a woman through a transsexual operation, up to and beyond his operation.

  • Counting Headz: South Afrika’s Sistaz in Hip-Hop

    South Africa/Canada Three women in South Africa’s emerging hip-hop scene share their struggles and victories while remaining true to their culture, sexuality, and family expectations.

  • Every Good Marriage Begins With Tears

    UK A moving, tender and surprisingly funny account of two feisty and rebellious London Bangladeshi sisters who go "back home" against their will for arranged marriages.

  • Feet Unbound

    Australia Retracing the footsteps of China’s female soldiers of The Long March, untold stories of courage and hope in the face of extreme deprivation and brutality surface.

  • Freeheld

    USA Lieutenant Laurel Hester, a dying New Jersey police officer, fights to transfer her pension to her domestic partner, Stacie Andree.

  • A Grandmother’s Tribe

    New Zealand A Grandmonther’s Tribe casts an unobstructed and compassionate lens onto the lives of two Kenyan grandmothers, who find themselves in the riptide of the AIDS…

  • Jerusalem is Proud to Present

    Israel Plans for World Gay Pride events in Jerusalem cause a rift in the city with the LGBT community on one side, and Jewish, Muslim & Christian religious leaders on the…

  • My Daughter the Terrorist

    Norway What makes anyone want to blow themselves up for a cause? We join two Sri Lankan female soldiers and share their dreams, childhood experiences and their families’…

  • My Family Portrait

    Korea Hair loss prompts director Kim to search for his father. The journey reveals complex family relationships and issues of Korean society opening up itself to the West.

  • Renita, Renita

    Indonesia Renita, Renita is the story of an Indonesian prostitute, and the problems and discrimination she faces from her family and society at large.