Bertil Nilsson’s TIFF Film ‘Masc’ Explores Intersectionality Of Queer, Biracial, Autistic Experience — Clip
In Bertil Nilsson’s feature directorial debut Masc, the writer/director teams up with co-writer and star Joshua Griffin to share a story of intersectionality and self-love. Making its world premiere last night in TIFF’s Next Wave Selects section, Masc stars Griffin as Robin, a queer, biracial man on the autism spectrum, who struggles over a year […]
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