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Always seek the advice of your qualified health care provider regarding any medical questions.Still haven't seen Boys Don't Cry because Matthew Shepard's murder story played on the news non-stop during my days as a closeted teen (and that was enough trauma by proxy). Maybe one day but I don't really want to.I liked Romeos because I can relate to a lot of it and I miss Germany. The main character pissed me off when he lost his temper with his little sister. Seriously man, that was so wrong.I can't fathom being queer or trans in Iran.
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I'll put this on my movie list. Thanks, OP!Edits in brackets. Wow glad you enjoyed it marcocastel!:)any scenes in particular strike you? I really liked the scenes where Eddi was in Rana's house. There was always this sense of fear lingering around (will Eddie be rejected? Will something happen with Rana's debtors?) but the interactions between Eddi and Rana and her family where so heart warming and yet real.I was confused about the ending though, I wonder what was up with Rana and her husband.
I guess it is just open to interpretations but I wonder what the director was aiming for. Yeah, the ending I didn't understand very well, Rana and her husband are very. Like, very sweet and cozy, they are really something.I did cry at the end, uh. I really like the scenes with the brother.
The last scene of Eddi and his brother, with him with the make up ruined was a punch in the gut.His brother sort of defending him of his father stuck with me. In my family was pretty much the same, except my mother was the one who reject the idea (not in a way his father did in the movie, but still) and yet my brother is the one telling how 'miserable I was before and now I'm not'.

So I loved these bits and pieces of Eddi + family.The other scene I really liked was when Rana talks about his husband and Eddi tells her that he can't speak of his love so freely as her, and that he's doomed to leave his country even if he doesn't want to (a.k.a me leaving my hometown because I have no future here as a trans person).I think I really liked this movie because the focus is in Eddi + family and Eddi + social relationship and it doesn't involve a SO as many trans or LGBT movies do. My main focus these months and years has been dealing with my family, acceptance and just coexisting as a human being in places so I think that's why I liked this movie so much:)! Wall of text, sorry! (and my english). Yeah it was strange since it felt sweet, and at the same time it also felt like maybe her husband was upset and suspicious about the money.
Especially since they kept stating that they hid Rana's work because he is 'too proud'. The scene with Eddi and his brother was amazing. It was sort of shocking seeing him dressed as a woman too. I like how throughout the whole movie, that's the only time he is shown as a woman. That's awesome you were able to see something you can relate to so much, I mean there's so little of that in this world when it comes to ftm issues.:) Especially with a happy ending with his father, I mean a realistic one at least. I hope you are better with your mom, and thanks for sharing your insights!
Take care.