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Films
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Country
“Chile”
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Keywords
“Health Health care Healing”
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Year of production
“2018”
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Status
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films available on demand
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South America
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Country
Chile
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Art / Artists / Artisans
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Film / Photography / Mass media
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Gender Role and Identity
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Health / Health care / Healing
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LGBTQI*
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Life Story / Life History
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Memory
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Participatory / Collaborative methods
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Cabezas Pino, Angélica
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Country of production
Chile
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Year of production
2018
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Film
This is My Face
2018
57
‘
Student
Directed by
Angélica Cabezas Pino
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In Chile, people living with HIV fear stigma, and often conceal their condition and remain silent about what they are going through. This is My Face explores what happens when a range of men living with the virus open up about the illness that changed their life trajectories. It follows a creative process whereby they produce photographic portraits that represent their (often painful) memories and feelings, a process which helps them challenge years of silence, shame, and misrepresentation. A lesson in the power of collaborative storytelling.
South America
LGBTQI*
Participatory / Collaborative methods
Health / Health care / Healing
Gender Role and Identity
Film / Photography / Mass media
Memory
Life Story / Life History
Art / Artists / Artisans