Film Lens
Miserere is set in Buenos Aires, specifically in Miserere square and the nearby railway station, capturing the daily life of men engaged in prostitution. The film presents their inner thoughts, contrasting their experiences with the bustling environment around them. It focuses on male prostitution, a topic often overlooked in major Latin American cities, revealing the struggles and desperation these individuals face.
Through its portrayal of the harsh realities of life for these men, Miserere brings attention to an invisible issue that persists in urban life. The film runs for 74 minutes and is directed by Lucía Rey, featuring a cast that includes Rubén Elías Lavín and Carlos García.
Why Watch
- •Follow the lives of men in Miserere square.
- •Meet Rubén Elías Lavín and the cast.
- •Discover the realities of male prostitution.
Did You Know
•Miserere was released in 2019 and has a duration of 74 minutes.
•The film is set in Buenos Aires, specifically in Miserere square.
•The director of the film is Lucía Rey.
Perfect For
Male prostitutionBuenos Aires cultureUrban life issues