Sabina Dana Plasse

Framing Agnes

By Sabina Dana Plasse | December 2022

NOW IN THEATERS! Framing Agnes is an intimate and personal documentary that deconstructs the historical importance of a transgender woman, Agnes, from a…

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NOW IN THEATERS! Framing Agnes is an intimate and personal documentary that deconstructs the historical importance of a transgender woman, Agnes, from a...

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