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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
This intimate Brazilian documentary similarly follows queer and trans people through work, friendship, housing and activism, finding political force in everyday solidarity rather than treating marginalised lives as abstractions.
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A close, urgent portrait of Brazilian trans activist Indianara Siqueira and her chosen family, sharing the original film’s focus on collective care, resistance and lives shaped by institutional neglect.
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Why this pick
Its performance-driven portrait of singer and activist Linn da Quebrada carries a similarly defiant, personal-political energy, foregrounding Black trans visibility, speech and self-determination.
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Why this pick
For the HIV-activism thread, this archival, participant-led documentary shows how grief became organised collective action, with a strong emphasis on the people and communities behind the movement.
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A tense, human-scale account of AIDS activists confronting deadly institutional failure; it complements the original’s attention to HIV-positive lives by showing the collective struggle that changed public health policy.
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01 / THE STORY
Poor, black, LGBT+ people living without institutional support in the outskirts of big cities. A film about the power of collectivity and activism transforming people and realities, marked by the barriers imposed by HIV. A trans woman, two gays, a housewife, a religious woman and a youtuber, all HIV-positive, in their daily lives.
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