- “Moving Isa” is an insightful documentary short produced by Insider’s News & Documentary team.
- The film beautifully captures the journey of Violet Augustine, a courageous mother who relocates her transgender daughter, Isa, from Texas to California.
- Premiering in July at Henrietta Hudson, a renowned queer bar in New York City, “Moving Isa” has received critical acclaim.
On Thursday, “Moving Isa” had its eagerly awaited premiere.
This remarkable documentary, brought to life by Insider’s News & Documentary team, delves into the lives of 6-year-old Isa and her mother, Violet Augustine.
Violet made the difficult decision to uproot their lives from Texas to California due to Governor Greg Abbott’s concerning executive order in February 2022 that deemed gender-affirming care as child abuse.
However, “Moving Isa” is not solely focused on politics. It beautifully portrays the dynamics of a loving family, highlighting a confident daughter and a mother in search of freedom and support to provide the best care for her child.
The premiere of “Moving Isa” took place at Henrietta Hudson, a beloved queer establishment in New York City, which was previously featured in Insider’s informative video “Why Lesbian Bars Are Disappearing.”
The event gathered influential representatives from various organizations including the Mount Sinai Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery, GLAAD, the Ali Forney Center, Christopher Street Financial, Callen-Lorde, AMC Networks, and JP Morgan Chase’s LGBTQ+ affairs.
During the pre-screening happy hour, attendees enjoyed Dirty Shirleys and Dyke Beers, creating a warm and celebratory atmosphere. As “Moving Isa” unfolded, viewers were captivated by Isa’s charming on-screen presence and emotionally connected during poignant moments. In the inclusive and intimate setting of Henrietta Hudson, the premiere fostered a powerful sense of community.
Dr. Joshua Safer, Executive Director for the Mount Sinai Center for Transgender Medicine, remarked, “While the attacks on transgender children may seem abstract to many, this film illustrates that these victims are individuals within our own communities who could be any of us.”
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