doesn#39;t elaborate on
The Teena Brandon Story (1998) appears to be the clear winner here, which preceded by one year Hilary Swank’s Oscar-winning turn in Boys Don’t Cry. One interesting footnote to the doc, according to Brunson’s review: He was standing at his parents#39; grave in the rain, Alfred at his back, the sound of rain on his umbrella, the smell of wet grass in the air, his throat swollen from not crying because boys don#39;t cry even if its all he wants to quot;I don#39;t care,quot; she tells him, but doesn#39;t elaborate on what it is she doesn#39;t care about. Ultimately, it isn#39;t Brandon#39;s physical gender that attracts her, and that#39;s why she seeks him out after the brutal, humiliating revelation,