![[/stextbox]Kokomo City is a documentary from first time film maker, singer and songwriter D. Smith. The title appears to be a metaphor for love, taken from the Beach Boys 1988 hit song Kokomo, as her subject matter is the lives of four black transgender sex workers in Atlanta and New York City.](https://close-upfilm.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/nraug23_kokomocity-768x432.jpeg)
Kokomo City is a documentary from first time film maker, singer and songwriter D. Smith. The...
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