Jazeel Gayle

A short documentary focusing on the people whose story the mainstream media won't tell; those who want to take Afadia and live a different life. 'Lifestyle altering medication' That's how Zenith Pharmaceuticals describes their controversial new drug Afadia. For some, Afadia is a godsend. It's a chance to be someone they've always wanted to be.

A young male model nervously poses for his first photo shoot. It doesn't help his nerves that he feels absolutely sick to his stomach. But as his guard loosens and he gets more comfortable in front of the camera, the photographer tells him it's not nerves causing his sickness.

A three minute experimental film told through the voice of a woman who loves the Gay community and thought she belonged. She was mistaken. When she looked deeper she saw the scars the LGBTQ community carry. We see her perspective as regular Gay men transform before her eyes into melancholy figures draped in blackness.

A short documentary focusing on the people whose story the mainstream media won't tell; those who want to take Afadia and live a different life. 'Lifestyle altering medication' That's how Zenith Pharmaceuticals describes their controversial new drug Afadia. For some, Afadia is a godsend. It's a chance to be someone they've always wanted to be.

A short documentary focusing on the people whose story the mainstream media won't tell; those who want to take Afadia and live a different life. 'Lifestyle altering medication' That's how Zenith Pharmaceuticals describes their controversial new drug Afadia. For some, Afadia is a godsend. It's a chance to be someone they've always wanted to be.

A young male model nervously poses for his first photo shoot. It doesn't help his nerves that he feels absolutely sick to his stomach. But as his guard loosens and he gets more comfortable in front of the camera, the photographer tells him it's not nerves causing his sickness.

A three minute experimental film told through the voice of a woman who loves the Gay community and thought she belonged. She was mistaken. When she looked deeper she saw the scars the LGBTQ community carry. We see her perspective as regular Gay men transform before her eyes into melancholy figures draped in blackness.