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Read Morewrenching our souls, tapping into our deepest grief, and our most radiant immortalizing love. She was a badass butch who lived for nearly a century, firmly weaving her own story into the ancestral lines of Latin folks, queers, and women from across the generations who are living today.”- Catherine Gund, Laura Berger, Women and Hollywood
Read More", motivaron a las cineastas Chatherine Gund y Daresha Kyi, a realizar el documental más completo sobre la vida de la controvertida artista..." - Enfoque Cubano La Columbia
Read More"...But it is the intensity of the spoken language that conveys how much she was adored by so many." - Chloe Walker, Film Inquiry
Read More"Singer and queer icon, Chavela Vargas and her unique perspective on the world is remembered and celebrated in this thoughtful documentary...The result is a lyrical film so evidently crafted with love that it’s impossible not to fall hard for Chavela and its subject." - Maria Cabrera, Gal-Dem.com
Read More"This engrossing documentary by Catherine Gund, and Daresha Kyi has a wealth of archival footage, including a very revealing interview with Chavela recorded in 1992. It was however the liberal use of clips of her performing through various parts of her life and career that really captured the true essence of why this legendary singer was so adored." - QueerGuru
Read MoreCatherine Gund and Daresha Kyi’s award-winning Chavela Vargas documentary has found a home. Music Box Films has acquired the U.S. rights to “Chavela” and is planning a theatrical release for October. - Women and Hollywood/Variety
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Read More"How does one pay a cinematographic tribute to an icon such as Mexican singer Chavela Vargas, who embodies utter simplicity and utmost complexity at the same time? This is what filmmakers Catherine Gund and Daresha Kyi achieved with their documentary Chavela, a moving and thought-provoking portrait of the enigmatic singer who helped change the way we see ranchera music and who redefined what it means to be a female singer in the macho world of Mexico."
from Pair successfully directs "Chavela," the story of an idiosyncratic star - Latin Lover
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