Tony Zosherafatain embarked on a cinematic journey in 2012, driven by a desire to address the dearth of films exclusively focused on the trans community. This pioneering spirit led him to direct and produce a series of documentaries, including the critically acclaimed "I am the T", a groundbreaking exploration of trans experiences from around the world.
Prior to this, Tony had already made a name for himself with films such as "I am Isak", "Finding Cedar", and "You Can Call me Kye", each one shedding light on the complexities and challenges faced by trans individuals. His work has been met with widespread acclaim, with his films being accepted into numerous domestic and international film festivals.
Beyond his work in film, Tony has also made a significant impact through his writing, contributing to esteemed publications such as the Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, Medium, and the Advocate. His thought-provoking articles and essays have resonated with audiences far and wide, and he has been featured in prominent outlets such as The New Yorker, The NY Times, New York Magazine, BuzzFeed, BBC News, Vice, and Out Magazine.
Through his work, Tony has not only shed light on the trans community but has also helped to raise awareness and promote understanding and acceptance. His tireless efforts have earned him a reputation as a leading voice in the fight for trans rights and visibility.
