三位年齡相當，生長背景迵異，來自不同族群的男孩，共同特點是都愛打扮成女孩。Kiwe 是從小父母離異的福建人；彭妹是家庭互動冷漠的客家人；糖糖則是部落指日可待的頭目長子，他們正處高中、大學階段，還在恣意揮霍青春，對婚姻懷有夢想，懵懵懂懂的年紀，家庭與社會對他們已有各自不同的期待。本片記錄三位男孩，探詢他們喜愛扮女裝的原因，看他們暢遊女裝身體，有開心自在，也有挫折傷害；捕捉他們魅惑女裝下，對性向的自我理解與定義；走進家庭深處，聆聽彼此的聲音。在穿/脫女裝之間，三位男孩坦率吐露心聲，帶我們進入跨性別青年的真實國度。

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“To Be a Better Man” profiles three young men of different upbringings and ethnic groups, but who share a few things in common: they are nearly the same age, they are all close to graduating from high school, and they like to dress as females. We meet “Kiwe,” a Hoklo-Taiwanese whose parents split up when he was very young; “Sister Peng” comes from a Hakka family whose members show virtually no affection for one another; “Tang Tang” is an Aboriginal who bears the expectations and burdens of being the eldest son in the family. Dressing up as female, the boys feel their happiest and most free, but still suffer from rejection and are forced to grapple with the expectations of mainstream society. In the film, they speak directly about their lives and what it’s like to be a transgender youth in today’s Taiwan.