LGBTQ+ Documentary Filmmaker Discusses Queer Rights in Japan
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Meet Felicity, a filmmaker exploring the theme of identity through her documentary work in Japan. She sits down to talk with us about what she's learned about Japanese views on multiculturalism, awareness of queer issues, and the concept of what "home" is.
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