Which allows, I think, the audience to relax a bit," Anderson tells ABC Arts."The multiple strands in the film are so much about the state of human beings and the complexity of teenage years, of love, the fear, and what intimacy means, what sex means, all of it."It has some very profound ideas behind the lightness and the blood and not least what it has to say about the state of transphobia in cinema."Opening Cannes Film Festival's Un Certain Regard competition, Miasma was lavished with a nine-minute standing ovation before taking out the festival's Queer Palm award.It was a watershed moment for Schoenbrun who would regularly attend the famed festival prior to their gender transition and as a producer rather than a filmmaker."I used to be a boy and I used to have a shitty job that I didn't like I consequently feel very happy for my involvement and grateful that Jane asked me to be a part of the journey."Teenage Sex and Death At Camp Miasma is in cinemas now.