Pink & Blue (2021) – Review/ Summary (with Spoilers)

A couple learns they are pregnant and deals with the difficulty of maintaining a non-binary ideal in a world that doesn’t honor that.

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Director(s)	Carmen Lobue
Screenplay By	Kaydx
Date Released	10/15/2021
Where Can You Watch?	Film Festival (Newfest)
Genre(s)	Romance, Young Adult, LGBT, Family
Duration	13 Minutes
Rating	Not Rated

Film Summary

Crea and Armani didn’t really expect to get pregnant. Armani is trans, and on hormones, so with that, it seemed to never cross their minds a baby could be. So with Crea getting pregnant comes a lot of Armani’s issues with gender bubbling up and trying to navigate through that and her anxiety about the baby.

Things To Note | Question(s) Left Unanswered

• Reason(s) for Film Rating: I don’t think there is any cursing or notable things to raise a red flag about here.

Cast & Character Guide

Please Note: This is not an exhaustive list of every cast member.

Armani (Jojo Brown)

Armani is a trans woman who works full time and is on the road to becoming a CPA.

Crea (Kaydx)

Crea is an artist who is shocked when she gets pregnant.

Review/ Commentary

Highlights

A Rarely Told Story

I have to admit Armani brought a lot to this story I just don’t think of. She is a trans person, who is going to have a kid, and seems to still be dealing with how gender identity complicated her life. Which is something of interest for how does one raise a child without taking gender into consideration? As shown, baby things often come either in pink or blue, and with Armani getting stressed just if a pink bottle is presented? What’s going to be the long-term issues?

Alongside that, while it seems Armani and Crea live in a bubble, in what we’re going to assume is Brooklyn, what about their world outside that? One of the things Pink & Blue does is mostly have us peer inside Crea and Armani’s bubble, and it does push you to want to see more. Especially regarding how large this bubble is and how raising their child would be.

Overall

Rating: Positive (Worth Seeing)

Pink & Blue feels like a limited series. One which dives into the rarely seen world beyond surviving but thriving, and even forming families, beyond your chosen one. Hence the positive label.

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