Film Details
Runtime: 89 minutes
Language: In Spanish with English Subtitles
Director: Pablo Stigliani
Country: Argentina
Genre: Drama, Queer, Social Commentary, Trans
Lila, Ámbar, Marcela, and Lisete—four sex workers—share a close-knit household until Lisete’s tragic death and Marcela’s departure leave the remaining two struggling. As they navigate grief and isolation, Miriam enters their lives, catalyzing change and emotional intimacy in unexpected ways. Set against Buenos Aires in the mid‑’90s, the film reflects themes of community, survival, and queer identity in an era of marginalization.
Why It Resonates:
This Argentine indie sensitively portrays found family among queer and marginalized women, offering authentic representation rooted in emotional realism and solidarity. With a female-centric cast and focus on transgender and cisgender sex workers, it explores identity, grief, and resilience in a community context—perfectly aligned with queer-focused programming.
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