In 2013, Argentina’s Gender Identity Law was passed. This was a historic milestone, a forerunner of the passing of more trans rights internationally. This was possible due to the activism and fight of the LGBT+ community, although many did not live to see it. However, those who are still fighting have given their testimony to go over the history of this outstanding achievement that sets an example worldwide.
Programming
21st Ficdh
Nada Menos que la igualdad
Nothing but Equality
Argentina / 2023 / 27 min. / Documentary
Rated: Suitable for all audiences
Language: Spanish
Thematic: LGBTTIQ+, Identity
Section: Focus on Trans Identities
Director: Florencia Gadea
Contact: florencia.gadea@huesped.org.ar
Dates, times and locations:
Sunday June 15 / 5.30 pm / Centro Cultural 25 de Mayo
Synopsis:
Trailer
Curatorial note:
Rights cannot advance without social movements, and there can be no social movements without people who conform them. We often take them for granted, or assume that they just happen out of the blue. Nada menos que la igualdad acts as a reminder that this is not so. The fight for the Gender Identity Law had many protagonists and this short film gives a face to some of them. Mariano Pozzi
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