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

Francis, a 47-year-old Russian trans man living in Spain, is interviewed about his transition, family, and experiences of discrimination. Trans and gender-diverse rights in Russia are also discussed.

Ahmad, a trans man played by Iranian-American trans man Aden Hakimi, begins exploring his attraction to men alongside other trans actors, including Theo Germaine and Em Modaff.

Butches of different ages, body types, and ethnicities feature in this film clip, including one butch who has had top surgery. The song and its accompanying music video are a tribute to butches. Written and performed by trans artist A.S. Valentino.

Frankie, a Kiwi trans man, is filmed throughout a pregnancy journey which includes miscarrying, trying again, and eventually giving birth to a healthy baby.

In this fantasy roleplaying game, players are Rook, a hero working to save the world. Rook can be made canonically trans during character creation. There is a non-binary main character, a non-binary main antagonist, and several trans minor characters.

Dane, a non-binary person played by Indian-English trans actor Xelia Mendes-Jones, is a member of a post-apocalyptic paramilitary order called the Brotherhood of Steel.

Alex Dempsey, a trans male police officer played by Canadian non-binary actor Mae Martin, moves to his pregnant wife's hometown and quickly realises that it is a deeply troubled place.

Seu Franco, a Brazilian trans man, discusses growing up, being unsupported by family members, experiencing homelessness, binding with bandages when no other method was possible, and eventually finding his chosen family. He talks about seeing an interview with Brazilian trans male pioneer João W. Nery on Programa do Jô, and realising his identity. At 50 years of age, he started to consider having a mastectomy, in defiance of partners who discouraged him from surgically transitioning, and finally had the operation at 66. He says that he was surprised to become an inspiration for younger trans men, and has aspirations to further his education in the future. He discusses providing end-of-life care for an elderly mother who never accepted his gender identity.

Azad, a trans man played by Iranian actress Fereshteh Hosseini, travels to a remote village with his girlfriend to get his father's legal permission to medically transition.

Kris, a Norwegian trans man in a multi-partner relationship with gay men David and Sindre, decides to carry a pregnancy.

Esther Godoy, a butch originally from Australia, is interviewed alongside American photography subjects as they photograph butches for their series Butch is Not a Dirty Word. BINADW describes itself as follows: "BINADW is a queer media platform for butch dykes, butch lesbians, butch women, trans butches, non-binary butches, and all of those who love them."