We talk about films dedicated to trans people In recent years, the film industry has increasingly paid attention to the topic of gender identity, creating many films dedicated to transgender people. These films help to better understand the lives of trans people and the challenges they face. In this article, we invite you to check out six outstanding films that highlight the lives and experiences of transgender people.

Earlier, Gessen was put on the international wanted list In Moscow, the Basmanny Court sentenced journalist Masha Gessen in absentia to eight years in a general regime colony in the case of “fakes” about the Russian army. Gessen was found guilty of publicly disseminating deliberately false information about the use of Russian troops. The court also banned the journalist from administering Internet resources for four years.

A court in Moscow fined Alexandra Marova three thousand rubles. She was found guilty under an administrative charge of distributing extremist materials. The SOVA Research Center reports that Moscow imposed a fine on Alexandra Marova, a member of the Moscow region headquarters of the All-Russian Popular Front (ONF) party and co-founder of the Defenders of Childhood foundation.

J.D. Vance, 39, Donald Trump's pick for vice president, has only been a U.S. senator for a year and a half, but that's been long enough to amass a history of homophobic and transphobic statements. A Republican, Vance was elected to the Senate in 2022 from Ohio and was sworn in a year later. He is also known as the author of the 2016 best-selling Hillbilly Elegy, a memoir about growing up as a small-town teenager in Middletown, which was made into the Netflix feature film Hillbilly Elegy (2020).

How Russian men were deprived of the right to a beautiful body and a coveted mound It's finished. Museum historian and self-appointed etiquette expert Elya Basmanova, on the pages of the publication Moscow Speaks, pronounced a verdict on men's swimming trunks. “As for men... Yes, we wear swimming trunks, but world fashion believes that men of non-traditional sexual orientation prefer swimming trunks, everyone else wears short shorts.

In Kazan, magistrate Arslan Boyazitov reviewed two identical protocols against Dina Nurm and Anastasia Goncharenko. Both were accused of “promoting non-traditional relationships” using the Internet. Administrative protocols under Part 3 of Art. 6.21 of the Administrative Code were drawn up due to publications on Instagram in which spouses kiss and hug.