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Miss Carbón
In this defiant portrait of self-determination, a woman yearns to work in a male-dominated world.
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Credits
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Director
Agustina Macri
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Screenwriters
Erika Halvorsen, Mara Pescio
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With
Lux Pascal, Laura Grandinetti, Romina Escobar
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Argentina-Spain 2025. 93min
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Courtesy of
Fandango Sales
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Language
Spanish
With English subtitles
Introduction
In the 2010s, Carlita Antonella Rodríguez takes up a role long forbidden to women in the superstitious environment of Patagonia. Lux Pascal, in her debut feature film role, boldly portrays Carlita’s fight for recognition and respect, as she navigates prejudice, family bonds and economic survival. It’s a boldly moving testament to courage, visibility and the right to belong.
Jaye Hudson
Supported by the Interbank LGBT+ Forum members: Bank of America, BNP Paribas, DTCC, Evercore, Factset, Lloyds Bank, Mastercard, Rothschild & Co and State Street.
Content advice
Contains scenes of nudity and sex.
Contains homophobic and transphobic attitudes and language.
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