Plot
2017 documentary film by David France
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Why Watch This
This documentary shines a light on the enigmatic final days of trans icon Marsha P. Johnson, blending investigative journalism with heartfelt testimony. It offers a rare, intimate portrait of a pivotal figure in LGBTQ+ history while unpacking the systemic neglect that still shadows queer trans lives.
Best For
LGBTQ+ history buffs, True‑crime enthusiasts, Activist documentary fans, Social‑justice seekers, Fans of archival footage
The CinePearl Take
David France’s patient pacing lets the mystery unfold like a quiet courtroom drama, never sacrificing the emotional core. Victoria Cruz’s relentless pursuit feels both investigative and deeply personal, anchoring the film with a sense of urgency. The archival clips of Marsha’s own voice and performances remind us why her spirit still reverberates today, making the film as much a tribute as a call to action.
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Cast & Crew
- Director
- David France
- Cast
- Victoria Cruz, Taylor Mead
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