My Prairie Home
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Canada · 2013
1h 16m
Director Chelsea McMullan
Starring Rae Spoon
Genre Documentary, Music
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This documentary follows transgender indie musician Rae Spoon as they travel through Alberta to confront their difficult past. Featuring musical performances and interviews, the film provides insight on Spoon's experience of growing up in a religiously conservative, abusive family, and their journey to find peace and acceptance.
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