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I am Sheriff (2017)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 29M

Director : Teboho Edkins

Synopsis

Follows a young man as he travels the mountain kingdom of Lesotho showing his film in remote villages, schools and communities. Sheriff was born with a girl’s body, but as the grandmother in his film recounts, he refused to wear dresses and always wanted to play with the boys.

Actors

Sheriff Sheriff
Sheriff Sheriff
Sheriff Mothopeng
Sheriff Mothopeng

Crews

Teboho Edkins
Teboho Edkins
Director
Florence Jaquet
Florence Jaquet
Editor
Don Edkins
Don Edkins
Camera Operator

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