“Deliciously cathartic, Long Pork’s master stroke is in its portrayal of a pregnant trans-masc kitchen worker and the solidarity of the women around them. It’s a powerful reminder that queer and gender non-conforming people are often equally (if not more) vulnerable to the kind of oppression that targets cisgender women, and that standing together is the best way to defend ourselves and our communities against those who seek to destroy us. Even if we have to eat them.”
“While many dystopian shorts fall into the trap of convoluted narratives that struggle to find their footing within a limited timeframe, Long Pork excels with a story that is as clean and precise as a carefully butchered cut of meat.”
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