Trans Men in Movies, Shows, Interviews, Documentaries, and More

Multiple drag kings are interviewed about their motivations for doing drag, their identities, their medical transitions, and their understandings of gender. Interviewees include cis women, trans men, non-binary people, and an intersex non-binary person who is transitioning on testosterone and doesn't mind being read as a man.

Five trans men, after finding a flyer advertising penis transplants, imagine their lives post-transplant and come up with plans to get enough money for a transplant each. Written and directed by trans man Lazlo Pearlman. Stars Mestizo-American trans man Prado Gomez and German-American trans man Max Wolf Valerio.

Moses, a Spanish transsexual man, pursues phalloplasty and legal recognition of his male gender. Other trans people are also interviewed about their transitions and lives.

Sam, a masculine-presenting teenager played by American actress Linsey Godfrey, endures bullying, sexual assault, and shock aversion therapy before being killed in an act of assisted suicide. His death is investigated years later, by police officers who mock his masculinity.

Lee, a trans man played by English actress Emma Lowndes, is a thief who steals to fund transition surgeries. He is in a relationship with a woman. While on holiday with his mother, he meets his father for the first time, who accepts him as a son.

Malcolm Himschoot, an American trans man, shares his story with the United Church of Christ.

Yûji Tamiya, a trans man played by Japanese cis male actor Issei Ishida and Japanese actress Rie Kuwana, takes violent revenge on those who abused him during his childhood.

Six New Yorkers (a city in America) are interviewed about their identities, sexual orientations, backgrounds, and goals for the future. All six identify as aggressive, with the terms butch and transgendered also used.

Nine trans man are interviewed, some with their partners, discussing sex and their sexual orientations.

Nineteen American trans men are interviewed about their experiences giving birth to children, and either raising those children or being separated from them.

Three American trans men are interviewed alongside feminists who oppose female-to-male transitions.

Jamison Green, an American trans man, is interviewed by American trans woman Calpernia Addams about issues that trans men/boys face. He discusses his experience of transitioning when he had a young daughter, and losing his relationship with a lesbian woman.

An American trans man named Miles receives a makeover, wardrobe revamp, home redecoration, and lifestyle advice from five cis gay men, who also throw him a party to celebrate his transition.

A child named Robin, played by Canadian actress Matreya Fedor, chooses to be known as a boy while attending swimming lessons. Inspired by a short story of the same name, published by butch/non-binary activist Ivan E. Coyote.

Juan Scherer, an intersex trans man played by Argentine actor Guillermo Angelelli, offers advice to a man who is trying to support his child.

In this alarmist and insensitive documentary, trans men Scott, Dirk, Ryan, and Jamison Green are interviewed alongside anti-trans doctors.

Six American trans men are interviewed about their experiences, transitions, and lives.

Miguel/Mel, a male-presenting character played by German actress Anjorka Strechel, begins a relationship with a girl and faces expectations of heterosexual womanhood from family.

Shayan, an Iranian trans man, presents and lives as a male as much as possible, but is affected by the laws and expectations placed upon women.

An Iranian trans man is shown having an appointment with Dr. Mir Jalili, who performs transition surgeries. The pair discuss getting approval for surgery.

Amir Ali, a trans male member of the Iran Transsexual Support Society, is interviewed alongside other transsexual people in Tehran. The group discusses their journeys, goals, and advocacy.

Manjish, an Indian intersex trans man, discusses being raised as a feminine girl, discovering his intersex traits at age 24, medically transitioning to male, and experiencing discrimination. He talks about wanting to be visible as an activist, to help others.

Adam, a trans boy played by Canadian actress Jordan Todosey, experiences discrimination and violence as he tries to be himself at school.

Lukas Leonhard, a trans man played by German cis male actor Rick Okon, tries to live low-disclosure during his compulsory civil service, reconnecting with his lesbian best friend Ine and struggling to embrace his growing attraction to men.

Ewan Duarte, an American filmmaker, produced this documentary short film to capture his changing relationship with his mother throughout his transition.

Austin, a straight American trans man who is also deaf, prepares for his mastectomy.

A child, played by French actress Zoé Héran, chooses the name Mickaël after moving to a new town, living as a male among new friends and getting a girlfriend.

Ray, a young trans man, discusses figuring out his trans identity, coming out to his mother, and the emotional journey of his family accepting him.

Scott Moore, an American trans man, chooses to become pregnant with a sperm donor. He is filmed alongside his trans male husband, Tom, and their two adopted sons.

Sam and Evan, two young English trans men in a relationship, move in together and are interviewed alongside their families.