Tony Zosherafatain's cinematic odyssey began in 2012, fueled by a profound sense of purpose and a deep-seated desire to create films that would exclusively highlight the lives and struggles of trans individuals. Noting the glaring absence of representation in the film industry, he took the bold step of becoming the Director of "I am the T", a groundbreaking documentary series that chronicles the stories of trans people from all corners of the globe.
Tony had established himself as a prominent figure in the film industry before embarking on his latest project, boasting a diverse portfolio of notable works that had already generated significant attention and acclaim.
His filmography, which includes "I am Isak", "Finding Cedar", and "You Can Call me Kye", showcased his versatility and talent as a filmmaker, with each project receiving widespread recognition and accolades.
These films had not only gained traction domestically but also internationally, securing acceptance into prestigious film festivals that cater to a global audience.
This impressive body of work had undoubtedly contributed to Tony's growing reputation as a respected and accomplished filmmaker, setting the stage for his latest endeavour.
Tony's creative endeavors extend far beyond the realm of film, as he has also made a profound and lasting impact through his prolific written contributions to numerous prominent online publications, including the esteemed Huffington Post, BuzzFeed, Medium, and the Advocate.
His expertise and unique perspective have been showcased in a wide range of esteemed print and digital media outlets, such as the revered The New Yorker, the iconic The New York Times, the influential New York Magazine, the respected BBC News, the cutting-edge Vice, and the renowned Out Magazine.
Through his written work, Tony has established himself as a thought leader and a trusted voice in his field, offering insightful commentary and analysis to a diverse audience of readers and viewers.
