Georgie Girl

Year: 2001

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: English

Director: Annie Goldson

Documentary

In 1999, the conservative Wairarapa electorate in New Zealand elected former cabaret performer Georgina Beyer to Parliament, making her possibly the world’s first openly transsexual national law‑maker. The 2002 documentary Georgie Girl, directed by Peter Wells and Annie Goldson, chronicles Beyer’s rapid rise from local politics to national prominence and explores her impact on New Zealand society.

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