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It's definitely up there. it's a film that gets better the more I think about it. For sure worth a rewatch!

I'm only going to respond to you once, as I said in the video, that level of questioning is reductive. trying to define what it means to be a person is very complicated. I can obviously give you a set of social traits that can be defined as a woman or make up womanhood, like femininity, but like most social constructs, it's incredibly fluid because anyone can be feminine. I can also give you a set of biological traits, but as I said previously, what it means to exist and be a person is through a base of social constructs. The notion of defining something so rigidly is only meant to be exclusionary. who am I to say who someone is based on a pointless definition. the last thing I'll say is that the question of what is a woman is rooted in transphobia to exclude trans-women from being women and I think that's disgusting. I hope you can understand.

@@thoroughchurro1255 Thanks for making an effort but you didn't really answer the question.the question may I say is not rooted in transphobia but is merely an attempt at dialogue.if someone wants to transition I don't have a problem with that.its his or her body ,his or her choice.Caitlin Jenner seems happy with her transition and I would never berate her for her life choices.But even Caitlin sees a difference between herself and biological women.She thinks trans women should be excluded from women's sports.Caitlin a transwoman would herself probably be considered a transphobe by the woke folk.How silly is that : a transphobic transwoman!!! I admire Caitlin because she doesn't slavishly follow the woke narrative.She recognizes that she is not exactly the same as a biological woman.Caitlin and all trans people should be accepted respected and cherished.But that does not mean that transwomen are the same in every way as biological women.