Seville's Holy Week features 100 years of cultural traditions intertwined with the lives of the city's mariquitas, or 'sissies,' shaping their social identities.
“Queer stories in Seville's Holy Week”
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Seville's Holy Week features 100 years of cultural traditions intertwined with the lives of the city's mariquitas, or 'sissies,' shaping their social identities.
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Synopsis
Álvaro Lara and Antonio Bonilla navigate the streets of Seville during Holy Week in "Dolores guapa." The documentary focuses on the city's mariquitas, or 'sissies,' who integrate religious imagery and cultural traditions into their lives. It shows how these individuals create unique social spaces and codes. As new dissident identities arise, the film captures their interactions with traditional practices, reflecting the changing cultural dynamics in Seville. Directed by Javier Bazán, the film runs for 109 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet the mariquitas of Seville's Holy Week.
- See how queer activism shapes traditions.
- Find out about the cultural codes of Seville.
Did You Know
- The film features a runtime of 109 minutes.
- It was directed by Javier Bazán.
- The film was produced in Spain, specifically in the region of Andalucía.
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What is the duration of the film 'Dolores guapa!'?
The duration of 'Dolores guapa!' is 109 minutes.
Who directed the film 'Dolores guapa!'?
The film was directed by Javier Bazán.
In which city is 'Dolores guapa!' set?
The film is set in Seville, Spain.
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