XANH is a short film (directed by Sal Tran) that explores clothing as a form of liberation. Xanh’s (they/them) mother is a seamstress who polices Xanh’s gender presentation through the creation of feminine clothes. As their mom continuously criticizes their wardrobe, Xanh experiences nightmares that pushes them to search for peace within. Content warning: partial nudity, drug usage, family conflict, gender dysphoria. Accessiblity: subtitled in English and partial Vietnamese