The pace was a bit slow for me and it took me a while to get into it, but once you realised the intricacies that Alice Diop is trying to show in this film it brings a whole other layer to the material.
What does it take for someone to become invisible? Are we becoming so shallow and self-centered that we fail to see that most of us just want to be seen or acknowledge not for our outstanding characteristics but for simply being ourselves.
Second film of the day which deals with masculinity in the way that could make men a little bit more empathic towards women, where their experiences aren't universal but shared.
I would like more men to be raised to be these kind of men, the world would definitely be better.
El reflejo de la migración que no se habla. Ignorar que miles de centroamericanos cruzan México, no elimina la relidad.
Las patronas son el mejor ejemplo de la mujer mexicana. Hacen de todo y nada se les reconoce. Mis respetos, ellas son ejemplo de vida y de humanidad.
I've watched it more times that I would like to admit but there is something beautiful about defying traditional cultures and accepting oneself.
The conclusion is I will endure average lgbt films over a hetero over done story any day. Yeah, I'm gay.
