Seventeen women in a Buenos Aires prison use voguing and singing to express their lives and challenge societal norms through performance.
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Seventeen women in a Buenos Aires prison use voguing and singing to express their lives and challenge societal norms through performance.
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In Buenos Aires, women in prison engage in a blend of voguing and singing. They come from various backgrounds, including cis and trans individuals. Under the direction of Lola Arias, these inmates express their lives through performance. The film captures their artistic expressions, contrasting gentleness with toughness. As they perform, the women share personal stories and challenge societal norms. Their work redefines identities within the prison walls, creating a unique musical experience that reflects their lives.
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Why Watch
- See women redefine identities in a Buenos Aires prison.
- Meet diverse performers using voguing for empowerment.
- Find out how art transforms lives behind bars.
Did You Know
- The film features women from diverse backgrounds, including cis and trans individuals.
- The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
- It was directed by Lola Arias and released in 2024.
- The production involves three countries: Argentina, Germany, and Chile.
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Who directed the documentary Reas?
Reas was directed by Lola Arias.
What year was the documentary Reas released?
Reas was released in 2024.
What is the duration of the documentary Reas?
The duration of Reas is 79 minutes.
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