La primavera rosa en México (S) (2016) (original) (raw)
La primavera rosa en México short filmdocumentary
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Original title
La primavera rosa en México
Year
2016
Running time
23 min.
Country
Spain
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Documentary
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Genre
Documentary | Short Film. Gay & Lesbian. Transgender / Transsexuality
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Synopsis
“La Primavera Rosa” (The Pink Spring) is a global and multi-platform documentary series that includes the plurality of geographic and thematic issues of the LGBT community in the world, adapting to the particular situation of each country. Taking as reference the events that emerged in 2010 with the Arab democratic revolution, the first episode, “Hacia una Primavera Rosa” (Towards a Pink Spring), was born as a metaphor for those riots that marked publicly or latently the recent current history. The series makes, in a documentary format, a radiograph of societies under different cultural backgrounds but having a common goal: the struggle for Human Rights and a call in favor of sexual freedom. The first chapter was developed entirely in Tunisia, the second, “La primavera rosa en el Kremlin” (The pink spring in the Kremlin), considered the situation in Russia and the third one, “La primavera rosa en México” (The pink spring in Mexico), analyzes this Latin American country.
Awards
2017: Goya Awards: Nominated Best Documentary Shortfilm
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