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Why this pick
Like Mía, this intimate Argentine drama approaches gender identity and social prejudice through a vulnerable family story, with a compassionate, unshowy emotional tone.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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Why this pick
Like Mía, this intimate Argentine drama approaches gender identity and social prejudice through a vulnerable family story, with a compassionate, unshowy emotional tone.
Why this pick
A bereaved trans woman confronts institutional cruelty and suspicion in a humane, character-led drama that shares Mía’s focus on dignity amid discrimination.
Why this pick
Its trans heroines navigate friendship, hardship, and a hostile city with immediacy and affection; it is livelier than Mía but similarly rooted in marginalized lives.
Why this pick
This Argentine, Buenos Aires-set melodrama combines social divides, intimate female connection, and a compassionate gaze toward people pushed to the margins.
Why this pick
A gentle Latin American coming-of-age drama about self-discovery and independence, offering the same attentive, nonjudgmental interest in identity and everyday vulnerability.
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01 / THE STORY
Ale is a transvestite that collects cardboard. One day she finds Mia's diary, a woman who died and left her husband and daughter Julia. A movie about discrimination and intolerance.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Niña Cumpleaños

Ale
Julia
Empleada Doméstica

Manuel
Sebastián
Antigua

Gaby (as Lucía Romina Escobar)