This feature documentary follows me as a performance artist and filmmaker in a lifelong self-examination that is at times endearing and funny, at times troubling and heartbreaking. I struggle against social stigma and the disapproval of my Pakistani parents as I explore my sexuality and gender identity. As family history and personal trauma interfere with my desire to find love, and as the delicate balancing act of my life seems to unravel before the lens, childhood memories take centre stage. Melding documentary footage with personal history and performance art, Solo honours the fragility of self-discovery. The film sheds new light on the necessity for art and its saving grace, and shows how personal demons must be faced as we learn to trust ourselves and others.
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