WHERE ART AND THE FIGHT
FOR EQUALITY COME TOGETHER
The fourth wave of feminism embraces the struggle of silenced, marginalized or erased from the big screen LGBTQ+ artist and provides a place for new voices that are gradually making their mark in cinema.
Celebrating voices that have been historically silenced. Sharing, educating, and bringing visibility to Queer and FLINTA+ filmmakers from Latin America.
PROGRAMM ’24
SHORTFILMS
To dance again 10.48’’ Chile
directed by Pamela Simeone & María José Mariscal
Noctilucas, poems in the night 6.17’’ Uruguay
directed by Nicolas Sequeira
Mirror 1.50’’ Colombia
directed by Sófocles Echeverri
Degenere 18:56’’ Colombia
directed by Sara Asprilla Palomino
Dancing Queen 4.28’’ Argentina/ España
directed by Leticia Quirós / Nacho González
Cracks will come 18.05’’ Colombia
directed by Daniel Mateo Vallejo
Lost Queen 28.14’’ Chile
directed by Ignacio Juricic
MOVIES
Cross Dreamers is the life story of Ornella, Mabel, Mirna and Paula, men who throughout their lives practiced cross-dressing behind the backs of their families, wives and children. Their early fascination with the feminine, the years of guilt and fear have led them to have a double life. However, when they are over 50 years old, that world that they had perfectly armed begins to fall apart.
The artist Pedro Lemebel, pioneer of the Queer movement in Latin America, shook Chilean society in the 1980s under the Pinochet dictatorship with his work. This is an intimate and poetic journey through his work.
ACTIVITIES
The seminar explored key milestones in the history of Latin American cinema that have addressed Queer themes. It highlight the cinematography of influential filmmakers from the region and discuss the Queer codifications used during the dictatorship periods that affected several countries.
Presented by: Gabriela Gioia (Argentine Filmmaker)
Location: Bardo Projektraum
