2006 | B/N | 13 min Máximo, a Mexican wrestler, performs a homosexual character in the ring even though he´s not gay. The ambivalence is emphasized by the fact that he is named after a Roman emperor, a parody of the virility that contrasts with his simulated sexual orientation. Country: México Direction: Cuesta; Raúl Script: Huerta; Anaïs Production: Huerta; Anaïs Photography: Julie; Frederic Sound: Nava; Gilberto Music: Comdublé; Cast:Máximo; Art direction: Marín; Alan, Arellano; Selene Participation year at FICM: 2006
2006 | B/N | 13 min Máximo, a Mexican wrestler, performs a homosexual character in the ring even though he´s not gay. The ambivalence is emphasized by the fact that he is named after a Roman emperor, a parody of the virility that contrasts with his simulated sexual orientation. Country: México Direction: Cuesta; Raúl Script: Huerta; Anaïs Production: Huerta; Anaïs Photography: Julie; Frederic Sound: Nava; Gilberto Music: Comdublé; Cast:Máximo; Art direction: Marín; Alan, Arellano; Selene Participation year at FICM: 2006
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