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Kokomo City (2023)

Four Black transgender sex workers in Atlanta and New York City break down the walls of their profession.

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Cyrus Cohen 02 Aug 2023

For a film that is primarily focused on one person at a time, speaking directly to camera, it is never remotely dull. The lean 73-minute runtime gives Smith all the time she needs to conjure a poignant and personal ode to these four women, and the experiences of Black trans women more broadly. We rarely get to see that on screen this powerfully and unapologetically.

Amber Wilkinson 28 Jan 2023

As with a lot of first-time feature filmmakers, Smith shows a tendency to want to throw everything a her film stylistically – including, at one point, the random use of bright yellow subtitles – which makes certain sections feel unnecessarily skittish.

Jacob Oller 28 Jan 2023

Hilarious, scary, tragic and sometimes flat-out jaw-dropping, Kokomo City is a gripping and accessible dissection of modern life, told through a brutally specific point of view.

TVJerry 08 Aug 2023

The first scene features 1 of the 4 featured Black trans sex workers talking about a potentially lethal encounter with a trick (they call them "clients"). From there, this doc features these women discussing their experiences in very frank and expletive-laden vernacular. It also includes a few men who have a personal connection with the workers. D. Smith, who shot (in black & white), directed and edited, uses an arty, yet gritty style that perfectly suits the subject. This cinematic exploration of their lives also addresses their issues with acceptance by the Black community. This doc proves a fascinating, hold-holds-barred discussion of these women's joys and struggles, but it does get repetitive and even at 1:15 could have been shorter.

Matt Zoller Seitz 28 Jul 2023

Imaginatively edited, sexually explicit, and filled with eloquent and often boisterous individuals of a sort who rarely get to claim a spotlight in documentaries, the trans sex worker portrait Kokomo City is a blast of creative freedom in an increasingly corporatized period of nonfiction filmmaking.