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A Totally Different Me

I woke up gay

Year: 2012 Documentary Runtime: 60 min

Overview

At 21, Chris Birch was a typical, burly, rugby playing lad with a girlfriend and a job in a bank, but after a stroke everything changed. Today Chris looks different, sounds different and has a completely different life - he is a gay, image conscious hairdresser interested in fashion and interior décor. Chris has lost touch with some former friends and family and cannot recall many of the details of his life before the stroke. This film follows Chris as he gets to grips with his new life and his new personality, tries to discover who he used to be and attempts to build bridges with some of the people he has lost touch with.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Chris Birch

Chris Birch

Himself

Lorraine Ashdown

Lorraine Ashdown

Narrator (voice)

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