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106 min.–fiction(2026)vo:jpn/subtitles:eng
for ages 16 and up
by Kahlo Iizuka (Japan) In 1960s Japan, during a period of economic growth, a moral purge policy develops, leading to severe repression against sex workers. Thanks to a law that only applies to "women," transgender prostitutes, referred to at the time as "blue boys," find themselves in a legal loophole that displeases the police. When the police indict a surgeon performing sex changes, a memorable trial begins.
Based on the archives of the real trial, the film pays tribute to a fundamental chapter in the history of trans rights. Set in chic locations, with vibrant pop outfits and an expressive soundtrack, the director (who is trans, as is the entire cast) takes us on a narrative of struggle and courage. All presented in the tone of a provocative, tender, and unforgettable dramedy.
Highlights
- Screening as part of the Everybody's Perfect Festival
- Directed by trans filmmaker Kahlo Iizuka
- Explores a pivotal moment in trans rights history
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The film 'Blue Boy Trial' is a 106-minute fiction piece set in 1960s Japan, focusing on the legal challenges faced by transgender sex workers. It highlights a significant trial that addresses issues of repression and identity, featuring a fully trans cast and crew.
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