Sands Film Festival

Capturing the experience of living in a world where one’s gender doesn’t fit better than almost any other film to date, Preciado’s work is all about claiming space and present day narrative.

Using very simple props, Obasi constructs a whole world in this small coastal location.

By the end you might not only ask yourself if someone is losing their marbles but whose marbles, in fact, are the ones that are being lost.

This is a place of cleansing, not just of the body but so much more as this non-intrusive but immersive film gradually reveals.

The film wonderfully captures the dynamics of workplace small talk.

The seamless, flowing quality of the animation is what will capture older viewers' attention first - and hold it.

Does not live up to its promise, but is worthy of encouragement, nevertheless.