Paul B. Preciado’s film “Orlando, my political biography” is an adaptation of one of English writer Virginia Woolf’s most famous works, “Orlando”, in which the director addresses a letter to the writer saying that her character Orlando has become real. Paul B. Preciado cast 25 different people, all trans and non-binary, from 8 to 70 years old, to play Virginia Woolf’s fictional character, while narrating and questioning their own lives: “who are the contemporary Orlandos?”. The film also brings together a series of archival images of trans people from the mid-20th century who invoke the real historical Orlandos in their struggle for recognition and visibility.