Paradise Bent: Boys Will Be Girls in Samoa (1999)
An exploration of the Samoan faafafine, boys who are raised as girls, who fulfill a traditional role in Samoan culture. In the past they have shared women's traditional work but today are becoming more westernized and look more like drag queens. Several anthropologists comment on the phenomenon examining issues of culture and gender and the complexities of sexual identity.
Director: Heather Croall
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Derek Freeman as Self - Anthropologist |
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Tania Grey as Self |
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Jeanette Mageo as Self |
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Tom Pollard as Self - Anthropologist |
| Directing | Heather Croall | Director |
| Writing | Heather Croall | Writer |
| Writing | Karin Altmann | Writer |
| Production | Heather Croall | Producer |
| Production | Alison Elder | Producer |
| Production | Eva Wunderman | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Andrew Hallam | Music |
| Crew | Tony Wilson | Cinematography |
| Editing | Mark Atkin | Editor |
