Trans Pregnancy Drama ‘Aman’ Boards Parallax Films for Global Sales Ahead of Toronto and London Premieres (EXCLUSIVE)
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Variety reports that Parallax Films has taken on worldwide sales for "Aman," Rahul Roye's short film about a trans man who discovers he is pregnant on the eve of his gender-affirming surgery. The film is set for its world premiere in the Short Cuts competition at the Toronto Film Festival, with a subsequent screening in London. Roye both wrote and directed the project.
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Source: Variety, “Trans Pregnancy Drama ‘Aman’ Boards Parallax Films for Global Sales Ahead of Toronto and London Premieres (EXCLUSIVE)”. Read the original →
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