Nell Buchanan, a detective played by Australian non-binary actor Liv Hewson, returns to a dying opal town to investigate a beheading. Nell is attracted to men.

Saskia, a non-binary butch lesbian who is 15 months on testosterone and experiences gender dysphoria, discusses this hormone journey and offers an individual perspective on masculinity, butchness, and gender overall. Saskia also mentions being unable to bind, and desiring top surgery.

Pin-Lee, a non-binary lawyer played by American-Chinese non-binary actor Sabrina Wu, travels to other planets on a research mission. They are accompanied by a team (which includes their wife and polyamorous male partner), and by the robot protagonist.

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.

Oliver Jähnke, a Swedish trans guy, interviews Mina, a transmasculine non-binary Singaporean, about their experiences.

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.

Deadeye, a non-binary K-pop fan played by Chinese-American non-binary actor Sabrina Wu, accompanies friends on a chaotic trip to China.

American trans man Octavio Sanders, Hongkonger-American trans man Chin Tsui, American trans man Trevon Haynes, and masculine-of-centre American boi Kisha Batista are filmed decades after appearing in The Aggressives (2005).

Baldur's Gate 3, a fantasy roleplaying game, allows players to be a woman, a man, or non-binary, with two body types available, and genital options independent of body type or gender.

Jordan Lewis, a non-binary person played by American non-binary actor Theo Germaine, makes a deal with their religious family; they can legally emancipate themself as long as they attend a conversion therapy camp first. At the camp, Jordan and other characters are terrified to discover that a murderer is killing people there.

Bret Parker, an American Pixar artist, depicts the gender non-conforming childhood of her American wife Pete Barma (they/them) in this gorgeous animated short film.

Jim Jimenez, a non-binary person played by Puerto Rican non-binary actor Vico Ortiz, is a pirate who has romantic relationships with both a man and a woman (separately and then together).

Volana, a transmasculine person played by trans actor Kalil Anaël Bat, is healed through dance with an interdimensional Spirit.

Shar, a non-binary person played by American actor CG, is in a relationship with a trans woman and begins this drama series giving birth to twins.

Oliver Jähnke, a Swedish trans guy, interviews Marius Nikolaiev, a Ukrainian trans person living in Sweden. Marius discusses figuring out his gender identity and sexuality, the lack of Ukrainian support for LGBT+ people beyond HIV prevention, gendered languages, familial struggles, and the ongoing war with Russia, as well as legal, social, and religious issues.

Varin, a 22-year-old non-binary Iraqi, talks about their experiences of discrimination and harassment, and their hope for the future.

Oliver Jähnke, a Swedish trans guy, interviews Mel; an Estonian non-binary counsellor, drag king, and activist. They discuss legal rights in Estonia, getting top surgery, and other aspects of their life.

Leo Baker, an American trans and non-binary skateboarder, is filmed in the lead-up to the 2020 Olympics.

Stevie Hancox-Monk, a Kiwi non-binary person, is interviewed before and after top surgery.

Jude Dry, a non-binary person, plays themself alongside their mother in this hybrid short film.

Glen and Glenda, non-binary twins played by American non-binary actor Lachlan Watson, are the reincarnated soul of a murderous doll in this fantasy horror series.

Kei, a trans man played by Japanese trans male actor Chihaya Kadota, finds that he has different goals to his non-binary partner Erin, played by Australian non-binary actor Mariella Kai (alternatively referred to as Kai Pacey). Kei wishes to live in rural Japan, whereas Erin wants to live in Tokyo city.

Seasons 3 and 4 of this teenage-focused drama feature Roman (a trans man played by British trans actor Felix Mufti), Abbi (a trans woman played by British trans actress Anthony Lexa), and Cal (a non-binary person played by Sudanese-American non-binary actor Dua Saleh). Roman and Abbi are in a relationship.

Leo, a non-binary young person played by German non-binary actor Sky Arndt, is distressed when they have their first menstrual period, leading to them coming out about their gender identity.

Ari, a non-binary person played by non-binary actor Libby Mai, faces confusion and judgement from their family due to their drag king performances and presentation.

Multiple trans people, including trans men and transmasculine people, are interviewed with their partners. The pairs discuss sex, romance, and love.

Mae Martin, a Canadian non-binary comedian, plays a fictionalised version of themself in this semi-autobiographical romantic comedy-drama.

This short contortion routine is performed by Ess Hödlmoser; a Canadian non-binary actor, stunt performer, and circus artist.

Jamie Wildman, a 69-year-old American non-binary person, is interviewed about gender, sexuality, coming out, and pride.

Denny, a non-binary person played by four non-binary actors throughout the course of the film, falls in love with a cisgender heterosexual lawyer named Ryan, quickly moving in with him. Their relationship falls apart just as fast. The non-binary people who portray Denny are American actor Lex Ryan, English actor Kylo Freeman, Australian actor Liv Hewson, and American actor Bobbi Salvör Menuez.