Fox Fisher

A trans themed short film, created by an all trans cast production team. On remote northern Iceland two strangers connect and realise they have a lot more in common than previously assumed. Filmed in Iceland in 2016, made in under 48 hours.

Get Off My Turf is a short film about a transgender woman that finds out that her neighbour is transphobic. The film touches upon some of the main themes of modern transphobia, and tests a friendship between two very different women.

A documentary film about being transgender in St Petersburg in Russia, presented by Owl and Fox Fisher. This is the first specifically trans related documentary film on day to day trans life and the specific issues that trans women, trans men and non-binary people are facing in Russia. With special thanks to Jonny and all our contributors.

Fox and Owl Fisher are nonbinary trans activists from the UK—and they want to share what that means for them. With help from their community and loved ones, they explore issues such as legal recognition, language, health care, and social acceptance, delineating the challenges that they and many other people like them face daily. While education and social justice are at the heart of this film, it is also a love story of two people from different backgrounds finding each other. Through romance and activism, this couple defies gender norms and resists systems of oppression.

A trans themed short film, created by an all trans cast production team. On remote northern Iceland two strangers connect and realise they have a lot more in common than previously assumed. Filmed in Iceland in 2016, made in under 48 hours.

A pleasing account of positive change in the military with this insight into the life of a trans RAF rescue pilot.

Get Off My Turf is a short film about a transgender woman that finds out that her neighbour is transphobic. The film touches upon some of the main themes of modern transphobia, and tests a friendship between two very different women.

Get Off My Turf is a short film about a transgender woman that finds out that her neighbour is transphobic. The film touches upon some of the main themes of modern transphobia, and tests a friendship between two very different women.

Max is gender non-conforming and gives birth to River, who they are raising gender-neutral until River can express their own identity.

A documentary-style short film that follows the real-life story of Kai, a young trans boy in the United Kingdom, over roughly a decade as he grows up and discovers who he is. The film chronicles his coming-of-age journey against the backdrop of changing social and legal attitudes toward trans rights in the UK. It explores the complexities of identity, acceptance, and belonging, showing how Kai navigates personal challenges, relationships with family, and his pursuit of happiness while confronting societal barriers and questions about what it means to live authentically.

A documentary film about being transgender in St Petersburg in Russia, presented by Owl and Fox Fisher. This is the first specifically trans related documentary film on day to day trans life and the specific issues that trans women, trans men and non-binary people are facing in Russia. With special thanks to Jonny and all our contributors.

A film adaption of the theatre play Humanequin, featuring an all transgender cast. This is a creative portrayal of three young people, where one person's dysphoria proves too much. The film features music from trans artists and scenes from Trans Pride 2018.

Fox and Owl Fisher are nonbinary trans activists from the UK—and they want to share what that means for them. With help from their community and loved ones, they explore issues such as legal recognition, language, health care, and social acceptance, delineating the challenges that they and many other people like them face daily. While education and social justice are at the heart of this film, it is also a love story of two people from different backgrounds finding each other. Through romance and activism, this couple defies gender norms and resists systems of oppression.

Brighton-based tale of a trans woman’s second youth.

Shonalika explores and reflects on their experiences as a non-binary person in modern society. Created by an all non-binary cast and crew and is a perfect example of non-binary people coming together to create music and art. During times where non-binary people are often incredibly misunderstood, it’s important for non-binary people to see content that reflects them and their experiences.