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Kokomo City

Kokomo City

Their bodies. Their business.

6.7 (24)2023-07-281h 13m
Documentary

Overview

Four Black transgender sex workers in Atlanta and New York City break down the walls of their profession.

Production
Couch Potatoe Pictures, Madison Square Films, Hillman Grad Productions

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Director
D. Smith
Cinematography
D. Smith
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D. Smith

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

August 6, 2023

7/10

Though not the most balanced, this is still a fascinating, well paced, documentary that follows the lives for four black trans-sexual women who make their living in the sex industry. Each of them has a story to depict illustrating what initially drove them to this lifestyle, what keeps them earning their money this way - and, ultimately, what they might care to do were they given a decent kick at the ball and an opportunity to escape their cyclical - and often dangerous - existence. The narrativ…

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Brent Marchant

February 20, 2024

7/10

I often find it fascinating when a documentary provides viewers with an in-depth, inside look at a world seldom seen by those who aren’t part of it, yet that’s clearly the greatest strength of this debut feature from filmmaker D. Smith. This captivating examination of the lives of four African-American transsexual sex workers in New York, Atlanta and Miami shares stories of their experiences, their outlooks on their vocation and how they view themselves in relation to the Black community at larg…