Bixa Travesty

Direction & Screenplay

Kiko Goifman

Direction & Screenplay

Claudia Priscilla

Screenplay

Linn Da Quebrada

documentary

Brazil

2018

Language: Portuguese

Subtitles: French/english

75 MIN

Festivals

Grand Prix Documentaire au Festival Chéries-Chéris Paris - 2018

Best Documentary Teddy Award at Berlinale - 2018

Special Award for Innovation - Toronto Inside Out Film Festival - 2018

Best Directors Award - Cartagena Film Festival - 2018

Best Documentary, Best Original Score & Audience Awards - Brasília International Film Festival - 2018

Tranny Fag is a feature-length documentary picturing a Brazilian transsexual singer called Linn da Quebrada. Coming from a very poor region of São Paulo, she faces many prejudices, also for being black. Her funk music sounds like a "gun" against machismo. With a really strong and daring presence on stage, she constantly seeks to discuss and fight paradigms and stereotypes.

Watch it in virtual room

Fri

18

Sep

21:00

Salle Restos Plaisirs

  • #012
  • Google Ajout à Google calendar
  • iCal Ajout à Apple calendar
Bixa travesty kiko goifman

Kiko Goifman

Direction & Screenplay

Kiko Goifman was born in 1968 in Belo Horizonte. He studied anthropology and multimedia before directing documentary and experimental films.
He has directed the feature films Periscópio (Periscope, 2013), selected in the Spectrum section at Rotterdam Film Festival. He co-directed many documentaries with Claudia Priscilla, including Olhe Pra Mim de Novo (Look at Me Again, 2011), which received the Special Jury Prize at Rio Film Festival among other awards, and was also part of Panorama’s Official Selection, 62nd Berlin International Film Festival. Kiko Goifman also directed Atos dos Homens (Acts of Men, 2006), a documentary on a death squad's murders in Baixada Fulminense, which screened at Locarno, Rotterdam and Berlinale Film Festivals.

Bixa travesty claudia priscilla

Claudia Priscilla

Direction & Screenplay

Claudia Priscilla was born in 1972 in São Paulo. She worked as a journalist and director of some short films before directing her first feature film, Leite e Ferro (Iron and Milk, 2010), which received the Best Documentary and Best Documentary Director awards at Paulinia Festival.
Claudia co-directed many documentaries with Kiko Goifman, including Olhe Pra Mim de Novo (Look at Me Again, 2011), which received the Special Jury Prize at Rio Film Festival among other awards, and was also part of Panorama’s Official Selection, 62nd Berlin International Film Festival. She has also directed the feature film A Destruição de Bernardet (The Destruction of Bernardet, 2016), co-directed with Pedro Marques, selected for Locarno Film Festival and awarded with a Special Mention at Queer Lisboa 2017.
Claudia Priscilla produced the films 33, Morte Densa (Dense Death) and Atos dos Homens (Acts of Men), directed by Kiko Goifman and exhibited at festivals like Locarno, Rotterdam and Berlin.

Linn Da Quebrada

Screenplay

In 2016, multimedia artist Linn found in music another medium to fight for the breakdown of sexual, gender and body paradigms. Her first single, Enviadescer, made a lot of noise because of its direct lyrics and a music video that openly displays transvestites and feminized bodies. Also with her other songs, like Talento and Bixa Preta, open promotion of sexual tolerance would be Linn’s main concepts. In 2017, the artist assumed another way of communication by launching blasFemea, her first audiovisual experiment, which she wrote and directed herself. She maintained her engagement, and in the same week, Linn opened a collective financing campaign for the production of Pajubá, her debut album, which exceeded her initial goal and was released some months later, in October.

Original Title

Bixa Travesty

Duration

75 MIN

Language

Portuguese

Subtitles

French/english

Country

Brazil

Direction

Kiko Goifman, Claudia Priscilla

Editing

Olívia Brenga

Cinematographer

Karla Da Costa

Screenplay

Claudia Priscilla, Linn Da Quebrada, Kiko Goifman

Sections

Theme featured image

Focus on Brazil

Films and oppositions

Journeys

Film lovers

Journey featured image

Music

Journey featured image

Rainbow