|
|
|
|
A documentary feature about a
transgender seminary student, Malcolm Himschoot, and his struggle with
faith, love and gender identity. Malcolm describes his childhood like
this: “I always thought of myself as one of the brothers. I have two
brothers so that would have made me the third brother. But other people
perceived me as a girl and I couldn’t really correct them. It made me feel
like I wasn’t there.” This reality led to years of self-doubt and confusion
as he wondered why his perception of himself did not match that of the
people around him. Before the school term begins, he steps away from
his safe environment and sets out on a road trip.
Crew
Director's Bio - Joseph Parlagreco Joseph Parlagreco’s directing credits include television programs for ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, PBS and VH1. He has produced numerous short films and television pilots. In 2002, he produced the revival of the stage play: The Continuing Adventures of Dick Danger. The run of the play was sold out and Joe is currently working with the playwright to develop a version for a longer, off-Broadway run. Joe's photography credits include, among others, the award-winning films Every Three Minutes, Personal Assistant, and Walking Charley. His documentary work includes, the award winning documentaries Bisexual: Redefining Stereotypes in the Christian Community and FIRST: Local Heroes, Future Stars. He is currently shooting the feature film A Very Serious Person, penned, starring and directed by Charles Busch. Call Me Malcolm marks Joseph’s feature directorial debut. |
|
Send mail to
Webmaster@outflixfestival.org with questions or comments about this web
site.
|
