In the groundbreaking documentary "Kokomo City" (2023), two-time Grammy nominee D. Smith boldly sheds light on the lives of four Black transgender sex workers from New York to Georgia. Filmed in striking black and white, this captivating narrative intertwines their everyday experiences with poignant social commentary, revealing long-hidden truths. Smith’s fearless approach invites viewers into a world often overlooked, where candid stories unfold with raw honesty. The film navigates the complexities of identity and survival, challenging societal norms and expectations along the way. Each subject's journey is presented with an unapologetic authenticity that transcends stereotypes, offering a powerful platform for their voices. "Kokomo City" is not just a documentary; it's an evocative exploration of resilience, vulnerability, and the quest for dignity in a harsh world. With its unfiltered portrayal, this film redefines what it means to be real, inviting audiences to engage with stories that matter. Experience the courage and truth of these remarkable women as they break barriers and redefine their narratives in this must-see cinematic journey.