For three years, Brazilian filmmaker Coraci Ruiz documents the gender transitioning of her teenage son, Noah. Employing archival footage, the film represents the intersection between the visions of three generations: the grandmother, the mother, and the teenager, who finds himself in a full-blown identity crisis. In an attempt to understand the child’s inner transformations, the filmmaker and her mother, two convinced feminists, reflect on the notion of gender through the prism of their own youth, relating to their own process of growing up and accepting their bodies. The film reveals itself as a poem of unconditional love and respect for the decisions of others, even when these aren’t fully understood. (Monica Stan)