No I.D.

<p>"Trans people don''t often get a chance to talk about this bit. Where you see your</p><p>old self in the person you become."</p><p><br></p><p>Tatenda Shamiso tells the story of his experience as a Black transgender</p><p>immigrant in the UK. Using the songs he wrote throughout his rst year on</p><p>testosterone alongside letters, signatures and a whole lot of paperwork, he guides</p><p>us through what it takes to validate Black and queer identities in the eyes of the</p><p>law.</p><p><br></p><p>With laughter, music, and a healthy dose of care, <em>NO I.D.</em> is a love letter to gender</p><p>transitions and an examination of how absurd our bureaucratic systems can be.</p>