Movies and TvShows featuring "boy-wearing-a-dress" theme.

Somers Town tells the story of a teenage runaway who befriends a young immigrant boy in London. Together, they navigate the challenges of loneliness, sadness, and the pursuit of love.

When a young boy named Dennis starts experimenting with fashion and wearing dresses, he finds acceptance and support from his family and friends. Despite facing some challenges and stereotypes, Dennis learns to be true to himself and follows his passion for fashion.

Stealing Cars is a drama about a teenager with an eidetic memory who ends up in a prison camp after stealing cars. After a mother-son reunion, the teenager gets involved in a police pursuit and faces the consequences of his actions. The movie also explores themes of self-harm, trust, and sobriety.

Bobby is a college freshman and as part of a fraternity prank, he poses as Roberta and becomes pledged into a sorority. There he falls madly in love with Diana. As the game escalates, Bobby finds it increasingly hard to keep his twin identities separate...

Ten-year-old Mrs. McCutcheon is having trouble fitting in at a new school until meeting Trevor, a tough little charmer who also suffers prejudice due to his Aboriginal heritage. With the school dance only days away, the two must navigate the pressures of school and family and find the courage to be who they are.

The Man of My Dreams follows the journey of a young man living in Manhattan who falls in love with the man of his dreams. Their relationship faces challenges as they navigate through public displays of affection, societal judgments, and their own personal insecurities. With the backdrop of the vibrant city and its diverse communities, this movie explores themes of love, acceptance, and the courage to be true to oneself.

Crazyhouse is a powerful coming-of-age drama that delves into the complexities of gay relationships. It follows the story of two young men who navigate their friendship and budding romance amidst societal pressures and personal struggles. This thought-provoking film tackles themes of identity, love, and self-acceptance.