New Documentary Exposes Struggles of Transgender Families Fleeing Hostility in the U.S.

New Documentary Exposes Struggles of Transgender Families Fleeing Hostility in the U.S.

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New Documentary Exposes Struggles of Transgender Families Fleeing Hostility in the U.S.

A new documentary titled We Can’t Stay Here is set to shine a light on the struggles of families raising transgender children in the U.S. The film follows three sets of parents as they navigate rising anti-trans laws and hostility. Over 600 bills targeting transgender rights were introduced at the state level in 2025 alone. The documentary is directed by Gene Gallerano and William Martin III. They explore the personal stories of families forced to relocate due to an increasingly hostile environment. Since 2025, hundreds of thousands of transgender people have moved to safer areas.

Ravi Khosla serves as executive producer, with Robbie Kruithoff and William Nobel producing. Mollye Asher and Pagan Harleman are on board as consulting producers. Wrong Turn Productions is backing the project.

The film’s narrative reflects broader political shifts. President Trump has issued executive orders curtailing transgender rights since returning to office. Gallerano notes that the story resonates personally with many Americans. The documentary highlights the growing challenges faced by transgender families. It documents their journeys in a climate of legal and social opposition. The film is expected to bring wider attention to their experiences and the impact of recent policies.

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