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Robin Astera's powerful debut film strikes a fine balance as both an intimate video diary about healing from sexual trauma, and a hungry call of desire. Recounting gender and racial stereotypes in sex work and queer community, the short film deftly tackles the introspection on one's sexual past, present, and future.
A nonbinary trans man of color's journey and reflections on sex work, trauma, not being able to get penetrated, and all the complications that come with it.