Frankly Shirley (1998) is a documentary directed by Margaret Moores. The film presents a semi-autobiographical narrative that explores gender roles, identity, and societal expectations. Through a humorous yet poignant approach, it follows the journey of the main character, Shirley, as she struggles with social norms and embarks on a path of self-discovery. The documentary stands out as a bold work that questions individual freedom, the concept of femininity, and queer identities.
