Não Toque, É Drag!
A short documentary film about the lives of three Drag Queens from Pernambuco, showing their reality, their work as artists and their lives. The film tries to demystify the drag queen stereotype rooted in society.
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A short documentary film about the lives of three Drag Queens from Pernambuco, showing their reality, their work as artists and their lives. The film tries to demystify the drag queen stereotype rooted in society.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gabriel Cabral, Cacau Barros
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Runtime:20 minutes
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