SHE'S NONBINARY filmmaker, the fabulous Jess McLeod
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Blazing through current film festivals is the short film SHE'S NONBINARY. In the film, the nonbinary lead character, Max (played by Jess McLeod), and their straight, cisgender boyfriend, Jake (played by Alexander Steele Zonjic), experience a sudden identity and relationship crisis. The film explores the hidden, uncomfortable friction in queer-straight relationships, contrasting Jake's desire to be a supportive ally with his underlying, unexamined shock over physical transition.
My guest is the filmmaker, and lead, Jess McLeod. We examine the film's themes and other pertinent topics inspired by the film.
Jess is a Vancouver-based award-winning trans nonbinary filmmaker and actor who has had a meteoric year as an actor with the release of Ben Wheatley’s action comedy Normal alongside Bob Odenkirk (Nobody, Better Call Saul), Henry Winkler (Happy Days, Barry) and Lena Headey (Game of Thrones). Their role in Jonathan Glatzer’s AMC tech satire series The Audacity was also released this year after debuting at SXSW and they have a role in Jane Schoenbrun's slasher comedy Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which just opened Cannes Un Certain Regard and is closing SXSW London.