Directed by Jiz Lee, HANDMEDOWN is an intimate and provocative exploration of intimacy, legacy, and the transmission of knowledge across generations. The film brings together a remarkable ensemble of performers and artists including Kate Bornstein, Barbara Carrellas, Nan Kinney, StormMiguel Florez, Annalise Ophelian, Todd Verow, LT Thunder Hawk, Annie Sprinkle, Beth Stephens, and Joy Brooke Fairfield to examine what it means to pass down experiences, wisdom, and desire through personal connection. The narrative weaves together candid conversations and artistic performances that challenge conventional notions of sexuality, identity, and community. With a tone that balances vulnerability with celebration, the film creates a unique space where diverse voices share their stories and perspectives. Rather than following a traditional plot structure, HANDMEDOWN functions as a meditation on how we learn from one another and the significance of intergenerational dialogue. The work invites viewers into an unconventional cinematic experience that prioritizes authenticity and emotional truth over narrative convention, making it a thought-provoking journey for those seeking art that pushes boundaries and explores the human experience in its most genuine forms.