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Let Me Die a Woman is a 1977 documentary that examines the work of sex-change specialist Leo Wollman. With interviews and actual footage, it provides an insightful look at trans-identity and the experiences of those undergoing gender reassignment.
This film is a bit of a rarity in the collector's circuit, often overshadowed by more sensational explorations of gender identity. Its raw approach and historical context make it significant, although finding original prints can be a challenge. The documentary format and sincere portrayal of its subjects contribute to its enduring interest among collectors who appreciate the nuance of trans narratives in film history.
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Let Me Die a Woman is a documentary.
The film is directed by a woman, though her name is not specified.
Collectors can find Let Me Die a Woman in DVD, VHS, and other formats.
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