Trans Embodiment, Aging, and the Heterotopia of Domestic Space: Reimagining Kinship and Futurity in For Nonna Anna and Wild Side

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This article reveals how heterotopia in domestic spaces influences trans bodies and aging, suggesting a queer futurity.

The analysis shows how domestic spaces become sites of cultural tradition and queer potential in aging and trans narratives.
Notable examples include relationships grounded in memory and care, illustrating how trans protagonists navigate complex kinship dynamics.
The films challenge standard views of temporality, proposing that aging and trans bodies share a unique bond to alternative futures.
This work combines Foucault's theories with contemporary feminist and queer scholarship, enriching discourse around memory and intimacy.

Kexin Zhang (2025) studied this question.

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