Go Queer! Gender Outlaws in Lucía Puenzo and Marialy Rivas’ Cinema

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https://doi.org/10.25074/actos.v4i7.2244

Keywords:

Women filmmakers, Gender outlaws, Queer, Heteronormativity, Correlate

Abstract

This work discusses Lucia Puenzo’s XXY and The Fish Child, and Marialy Rivas’ Young and Wild as a correlate of gender outlaws on-screen that incorporates queer narratives in Argentinean and Chilean societies. Amy Kaminsky formulated the Spanish verb encuirar as a translation of the English term queer. Encuirar implies to discover the reality beyond the heteronormativity. Puenzo and Rivas fully execute the action of encuirar through these cinematic creations.

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  • Magdalena Olivares, McDaniel College, Maryland

    Professor at McDaniel College, doctor in Latin American literature and culture from the Catholic University of the United States and Master in Latin American literature and culture from the University of Oregon in the same country. molivares@mcdaniel.edu.

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Published

2022-07-27

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How to Cite

Go Queer! Gender Outlaws in Lucía Puenzo and Marialy Rivas’ Cinema. (2022). Revista Actos, 4(7), 76-88. https://doi.org/10.25074/actos.v4i7.2244