Factual drama about tennis star Renee Richards, whose athletic career was threatened when her gender identity was questioned in 1976. The story unfolds through flashbacks, introducing Richard Radley, a well-respected New York doctor living a seemingly perfect life. However, Radley harbors a secret: a fascination with women's clothing and a desire to explore his female side. As he struggles to reconcile his dual identities, Radley's psychiatrist mother sends him to a colleague who diagnoses him with gender confusion, which can allegedly be "cured." After a failed marriage and fatherhood, Radley embarks on a journey of self-discovery, ultimately transitioning into Renee Richards and starting anew in California.
Second Serve
A talented tennis player, Renee Richards, navigates a difficult career in 1976 following the revelation of her gender identity as a transgender woman. The film starts in 1964, showcasing Richard Radley, a respected New York doctor with a bright future ahead.
