Off the Fence Takes On Viviane D’Avilla’s Intersex Documentary ‘Let Us Be’

Off the Fence, known for co-producing the acclaimed documentary "My Octopus Teacher," is now collaborating with filmmaker Viviane D’Avilla on her debut documentary titled "Let Us Be." This film recently premiered at the Raindance Film Festival and is set to have its Latin American premiere at the renowned Rio Film Festival. "Let Us Be" explores the diverse lives and narratives of intersex individuals from around the globe, shedding light on their challenges and triumphs. D’Avilla aims to bring visibility to this often-overlooked community through her storytelling, providing a platform for their voices and experiences to be heard. According to Variety, D’Avilla's film promises to contribute significantly to discussions surrounding gender diversity and human rights. By chronicling the journeys of intersex individuals, it strives to foster empathy and understanding within a wider audience. As the film industry evolves to better represent marginalized communities, projects like "Let Us Be" are essential for promoting inclusivity and acceptance. The partnership between Off the Fence and D’Avilla marks an important step in furthering these goals in documentary filmmaking. With the upcoming showcases at prominent film festivals, "Let Us Be" is positioned to resonate with viewers both regionally and internationally, inviting further dialogue around intersex issues and broader gender identities. This collaboration also highlights Off the Fence's continued commitment to powerful storytelling that pushes boundaries and fosters social awareness. As the film garners attention, it is expected to make waves and spark conversations about societal norms surrounding gender and identity.