Rio Guitierrez, a trans man played by American trans male actor Emmett Preciado, is discovered to be pregnant while in hospital. He is in an established relationship with a gay man.

Yoseñio Lewis, an American trans man, is interviewed about his life, transition, trauma, and faith.

Gian, a Maltese trans man, reads a short letter that he wrote to his pre-transition self.

Kieran Dearg, a trans man played by American non-binary actor Izzi Rojas, struggles with toxic masculinity as he falls in love with Egan Keith, a young man played by American non-binary actor Aidan Dick.

Adam Kashmiry, an Egyptian-Scottish trans man, plays himself alongside Iraqi-English actress Yasmin Al-Khudhairi. Adam experiences sexual abuse and discrimination in Egypt, has a short-lived relationship with an Egyptian lesbian woman, is made homeless by his father, and seeks asylum in Scotland. After being mistreated by immigration officials and stuck in legal limbo for almost two years, he is finally granted permanent asylum in Scotland.

This is the memoir of Finlay Games, an English trans man, detailing his phalloplasty experience. He also discusses his transition overall, his sexual orientation, and his relationships.

Leon Bonnici, a Maltese trans man, talks about his medical transition, coming out to his family, working as a carer, loving his trans female partner, and loving his masculinity.

Levi, a transmasculine drag performer played by American non-binary actor Theo Germaine, finds himself in a compromising situation when he is outed by a jealous drag queen.

Five trans men are interviewed about their experiences with transitioning and testosterone.

A South African trans man, going by the name Scum Boy, shares his perspective on making art and food, and on the future of humanity.

Sam Jordan, a trans man played by American trans male actor Elliot Fletcher, inhabits a post-apocalyptic world where all individuals with a Y chromosome have died, except for one cis man. Silas, a trans man played by Canadian trans male actor Harrison Brown, has a brief appearance.

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.

Oliver Jähnke, a Swedish trans guy, interviews Johannes Edenteg, a trans man who is in a relationship with a trans woman named Wilhelmina Rudin. Alongside his fiancé, Johannes discusses coming out as trans in the context of being a darker-skinned adopted child, falling in love, dating, and the benefits of dating a fellow trans person.

Bobby, a trans man played by English trans male actor Pete MacHale and actor Saoirse Wren Beckner, searches for his father's spirit after the man drowns at sea.

A mother films the transition of her child.

This documentary about American, non-disclosing, trans male musician Billy Tipton features interviews with his son, historical footage of his family members, and interviews with modern-day trans people.

Finn, a deaf trans man played by Greek-Australian deaf actress Yiana Pandelis, begins dating a cis gay man while also starting his medical transition and fighting to protect his deaf community.

Paul Strickland, a trans male firefighter played by American trans male actor Brian Michael Smith, works with his team to save lives. He is canonically straight, and has a brief relationship with a woman.

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

Tyler Ronan, a trans man voiced by American trans male actor August Aiden, reconnects with his twin sister after transitioning, the pair sharing supernatural abilities. The pre-transition version of Tyler is voiced by American actress Grace Kaufman.

Joey Funkhouser, a trans man played by American trans male actor Chaz Bono, causes mishaps due to the size of his post-phalloplasty penis.

Two Danish trans men, Malthe and Esben, camp, skinny-dip, and masturbate together in the wilderness.

Gray Tal, a trans man played by American non-binary actor Ian Alexander, is kept alive after death through his connection with Adira Tal, a non-binary person played by American non-binary actor Blu del Barrio.

Masaki, a Japanese trans male bartender in Tokyo, is interviewed about his life and experiences.

Lev, a trans boy played by Vietnamese-American non-binary actor Ian Alexander, is raised in a post-apocalyptic cult with strict beliefs, which he defies when he refuses to enter into an arranged marriage (as a wife) and shaves his head. After fleeing for his life, he joins other major characters with his supportive sister accompanying him.

Blake, a trans man played by British trans actor Pete MacHale, is in a relationship with a cis man. In this slice-of-life short film, the pair have sex (with Blake topping his partner), play videogames, and explore Blake's gender presentation.

Caz, a trans man played by Māori trans male actor Elz Carrad, returns to his rural hometown to reconnect with his estranged father, ex-boyfriend, and best friend.

Tommie, a Singaporean trans man, is interviewed as he goes to a tattoo parlour to have his post-op chest tattooed, both with more circular areolas and a piece featuring koi fish and lotus flowers.

Joe, a trans boy played by American trans actor Sasha Knight, is accompanied by his accepting father as he runs away from his transphobic mother.

Ryo Watari, a teenage trans boy, struggles with gender dysphoria and a lack of acceptance, but befriends a teenage cis boy through their shared fashion sense. Written and illustrated by Japanese trans man Keito Gaku.