In her directorial debut "Black Beauty," Elle Moxley transforms the personal into the revolutionary. As both director and subject, Moxley crafts an intimate visual diary that chronicles her evolution from a Black transgender teenager in Ohio to a groundbreaking artist and activist shaping contemporary civil rights discourse. The documentary, produced through Moxley's Forever Free Productions, weaves together cinematic meditations on love, belonging, and self-discovery. Through her lens, viewers witness intimate moments of reconnection and reflection as Moxley – the Executive Director and Founder of The Marsha P. Johnson Institute – examines her journey from community organizer to independent thought leader. "Black Beauty" stands as a testament to what becomes possible when marginalized voices reclaim their narratives. Moxley's unflinching exploration of her past and present opens new pathways toward collective liberation, offering a vision of the future that feels both urgent and achievable. More than a documentary, "Black Beauty" emerges as a powerful statement on self-determination, challenging audiences to reimagine what's possible when we fully embrace our authentic selves. Through Moxley's visionary direction, the film transcends traditional storytelling to become a rallying cry for hope, change, and the revolutionary power of self-love. See the trailer below.