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Pier Kids

Pier Kids

★ 6.52021Movie1 h 36 mÉtats-Unis

Documentaire

Pier kids follows Crystal LaBeija, Casper and Desean's transition from being homeless to housed.

118 people rated

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Pier Kids

2021

R

1 h 36 m

États-Unis

Documentaire

Pier kids follows Crystal LaBeija, Casper and Desean's transition from being homeless to housed.

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6.5 /10

118 people rated

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Meilleurs acteurs(13)

Aniyah

Self

DeSean Irby

Self

Cheetah

Self

Marvin LaBeija

Self

Fabian LaBeija

Self

Face

Self

Jusheem Thorne

Self

Jehovy

Self

Jada

Self

Lexi

Self

Melissa

Self

Daniella Carter

Self

Krystal LaBeija

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Avis des utilisateurs

KabzaDeSmall

29/05/2023 07:22

source: Pier Kids

Z4U

25/05/2023 11:16

Moviecut—Pier Kids

Shristi Khadka

23/05/2023 03:15

As a gay man, I try to support the LGBT cause. But when a so-called documentary comes out purporting to profile trans, etc hmesless people a the piers near Christopher Street, I have to call foul. I live on Christopher Street and have since the 1980's. There hasnt been a homeless encapment of anyone here since then. Back in the 70's and 80's the piers were a crumbling mess and the scene of some very nafarious after sundown doings. The AIDS crisis and gentrification cleared all that up. Now the piers have been revitalized inot lovely parks for people to enjoy. Not only did I watch this "documentary" wondering where they found the people to profle, but I actually walked over to the area to see if I could find any of them. I couldn't. I'm not saying these people don't exist, but they sure arent in this neighborhood and saying so really casts a bad cloud over my people..

user982872

23/03/2023 16:10

source: Pier Kids

Nelisiwe Sibiya

23/03/2023 16:10

As a gay man, I try to support the LGBT cause. But when a so-called documentary comes out purporting to profile trans, etc hmesless people a the piers near Christopher Street, I have to call foul. I live on Christopher Street and have since the 1980's. There hasnt been a homeless encapment of anyone here since then. Back in the 70's and 80's the piers were a crumbling mess and the scene of some very nafarious after sundown doings. The AIDS crisis and gentrification cleared all that up. Now the piers have been revitalized inot lovely parks for people to enjoy. Not only did I watch this "documentary" wondering where they found the people to profle, but I actually walked over to the area to see if I could find any of them. I couldn't. I'm not saying these people don't exist, but they sure arent in this neighborhood and saying so really casts a bad cloud over my people..

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KabzaDeSmall

29/05/2023 07:22

source: Pier Kids

Z4U

25/05/2023 11:16

Moviecut—Pier Kids

Shristi Khadka

23/05/2023 03:15

As a gay man, I try to support the LGBT cause. But when a so-called documentary comes out purporting to profile trans, etc hmesless people a the piers near Christopher Street, I have to call foul. I live on Christopher Street and have since the 1980's. There hasnt been a homeless encapment of anyone here since then. Back in the 70's and 80's the piers were a crumbling mess and the scene of some very nafarious after sundown doings. The AIDS crisis and gentrification cleared all that up. Now the piers have been revitalized inot lovely parks for people to enjoy. Not only did I watch this "documentary" wondering where they found the people to profle, but I actually walked over to the area to see if I could find any of them. I couldn't. I'm not saying these people don't exist, but they sure arent in this neighborhood and saying so really casts a bad cloud over my people..

user982872

23/03/2023 16:10

source: Pier Kids

Nelisiwe Sibiya

23/03/2023 16:10

As a gay man, I try to support the LGBT cause. But when a so-called documentary comes out purporting to profile trans, etc hmesless people a the piers near Christopher Street, I have to call foul. I live on Christopher Street and have since the 1980's. There hasnt been a homeless encapment of anyone here since then. Back in the 70's and 80's the piers were a crumbling mess and the scene of some very nafarious after sundown doings. The AIDS crisis and gentrification cleared all that up. Now the piers have been revitalized inot lovely parks for people to enjoy. Not only did I watch this "documentary" wondering where they found the people to profle, but I actually walked over to the area to see if I could find any of them. I couldn't. I'm not saying these people don't exist, but they sure arent in this neighborhood and saying so really casts a bad cloud over my people..

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