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Thursday January 01 1970

Screening Of 'Tierra Madre' (2009)

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Dublin Film Qlub Season 8
'NO VICTIM: LGBTQ Experience Around the World'

continues with the screening of...


'Tierra Madre' (Dir. Dylan Verrechia, 2009)

Dublin Film Qlub

Sat 21 April 2018

The New Theatre

Temple Bar, Dublin 2

screening at 2:30 pm

doors open at 2:00 pm

Day membership: €8, at the door

free tea, coffee, and biscuits

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Mexico: 26 homophobic murders in 2017 (up to Sept)

Tierra Madre (Dir. Dylan Verrechia, 2009)
Spanish with English Subtitles

cast: Aidee Gonzalez, Rosalba Valenzuela

=Courage, individuality, queer family values.=

This fictionalised documentary stars the real-life subject of the story playing herself. A self-respecting prostitute is determined to live and love on her own terms, negotiating poverty, homophobia, and an often dangerous working environment, while she builds a loving home.

--A gritty docudrama where sandy barren ochres turn to gold.

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