Disclosure 2020
"Trans lives on screen"
Disclosure (2020), directed by Sam Feder, peels back the curtain on Hollywood's portrayal of transgender lives and the ripple effects it creates in society.
Director: Sam Feder
Cast
Laverne Cox
Self - Actress
Bianca Leigh
Self - Actress / Writer
Jen Richards
Self - Actress / Writer
Alexandra Billings
Self - Actress / Educator
Susan Stryker
Self - Historian
Yance Ford
Self - Filmmaker
Lilly Wachowski
Self - Filmmaker
Brian Michael Smith
Self - Actor
Tiq Milan
Self - Media Maker / Writer
Nick Adams
Self - GLAAD Director of Trans Media & Representation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Disclosure (2020) about?
*Disclosure* explores how Hollywood's portrayal of transgender people has influenced cultural attitudes and self-perception. The documentary analyzes iconic film and TV moments while showcasing the perspectives of trans creators reshaping the narrative. It's a deep dive into representation with real stakes.
Who directed Disclosure?
Sam Feder directed *Disclosure*, bringing a meticulous and empathetic approach to this exploration of trans representation in cinema.
Who stars in Disclosure?
The documentary features Laverne Cox, Bianca Leigh, Jen Richards, Alexandra Billings, and Yance Ford among its key participants.
Is Disclosure (2020) worth watching?
As a documentary that uncovers hidden truths about media representation, *Disclosure* offers both education and inspiration. Its thoughtful analysis and passionate storytelling make it essential viewing for anyone interested in trans narratives or the power of film.
How long is Disclosure?
Disclosure runs for 108 minutes, offering a concise yet impactful exploration of its themes.
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About Disclosure (2020) — How Hollywood's Trans Narratives Shape Reality
Disclosure (2020), directed by Sam Feder, peels back the curtain on Hollywood's portrayal of transgender lives and the ripple effects it creates in society. Through this probing documentary, the film interrogates how cinema's most enduring transgender narratives have shaped public perception—and, crucially, how those narratives have influenced how transgender individuals see themselves. With a sharp lens and candid interviews, *Disclosure* dissects decades of on-screen representation, from groundbreaking moments to cringe-worthy tropes, all while celebrating the resilience of trans creators fighting for authentic storytelling.
The atmosphere is both revelatory and reflective, balancing frustration with hope as it highlights the power of film to educate, challenge, and ultimately transform. With luminaries like Laverne Cox at the forefront, *Disclosure* isn't just a critique—it's a call to reimagine how stories are told, ensuring trans voices take center stage both behind and in front of the camera.
