Fighting for Love: Gianna Toboni on families vs government in 'Just Kids'

We Need to Talk About Oscar - A podcast by Áron Czapek

Exploring the emotional landscape of parental love amidst legislative turmoil, our conversation with Gianna Toboni, director of the poignant documentary 'Just Kids,' delves deep into the heart-wrenching choices faced by families in states where gender-affirming care is under siege.In a world where government policies threaten the well-being of transgender minors, Toboni's film follows three families as they navigate the treacherous waters of life-altering decisions. The narrative isn't just a documentary—it's a raw account of resilience, showcasing the lengths to which these parents will go to secure their children's health and safety. The bond between parent and child is tested in ways that no one should have to endure.As we unpack Gianna's insights, we find ourselves reflecting on the universal themes of love and sacrifice, examining how family dynamics shape these narratives. It's a powerful reminder that at the core of this struggle lies a simple truth: the fiercest warriors are often those who fight not for themselves, but for their children.