Synopsis: TOXIC, a short film written, produced, and creatively directed by Sol Angel, takes viewers on an extraordinary journey that blends reality and fantasy to shed light on the struggles faced by a trans woman named Gia in a heteronormative society. Amid the unusual circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, a classic date night at home turns into an unexpected and transformative experience.

Plot: In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gia, a black trans woman, and her partner decide to have a cozy date night at home. They share pizza and settle in to watch a movie, trying to make the most of their time together during these challenging times. However, their night takes a dramatic turn when Gia's partner undergoes a mysterious transformation, revealing emotions and desires that Gia never anticipated.

As her partner's transformation unfolds, Gia finds herself transported into a fantastical world where myths and legends come to life. In this dreamlike realm, she encounters mystical beings and experiences surreal situations that symbolize the struggles faced by black trans femmes in a society that often misunderstands and rejects their identities.

Throughout her journey, Gia confronts various challenges and barriers, both from the external world and within herself. The film skillfully weaves these fantastical elements with the raw emotions and realities of Gia's everyday life as a trans woman, drawing inspiration from Michael Jackson's iconic "Thriller" music video.