In an increasingly authocratic political climate in the US, where trans kids are systemically targeted by and barred from essential medical care, Amy K. Jenkins together with her son Adam presents a tender portrait of family love, growing-up, and being truly oneself. Just about a week after Adam's Apple debuted at SXSW, the US-American director as well as co-creator and writer Adam are at Copenhagen's CPH:DOX festival for the European premiere. In the festival hub at Kunsthal, surrounded by the beautiful artworks of the museum's current exhibition, they both Jenkins and Adam took the time for an interview with Lidanoir about unconditional love, working together on the film, and normalcy as a political statement.