Acsexybility
A film by Daniel Gonçalves
Brazil, 2023, 86′
o.v. with italian subtitles
European Premiere
Flirting, kissing, masturbation, ableism and sex are the topics of this documentary that explores the sexuality of people with disabilities. Through a first-person narrative of the protagonists who come from different backgrounds, the film attempts to deconstruct the prejudice that wants them to be asexual, angelic, and deprived of desires.
Dates for this event:
Ticket
Full price: 8€
Under30, Over65, Card Cultura and Amici della cineteca: 5€
Reduced price: Unibo e Ababo: 3€
Tickets can be bought:
1) Online: on Boxerticket.it starting from october 15th 2023.
2) At Gender Bender’s Festival Center: from 31 October to 11 November from 3.00pm to 9.00pm only and exclusively at the Gender Bender’s Festival Centre, set up at DAS – Dispositivo arti sperimentali in via del Porto 11/b.
*There will NOT be a ticket office at the event locations.
For more info: biglietteria@genderbender.it
Accessibility Cinema Lumière
Daniel Gonçalves graduated in journalism from PUC-Rio and postgraduate in documentary cinema from FGV-Rio. He worked at TV Globo and is now a partner at SeuFilme. He directed the short documentaries Got any Es? (2008), Guide Light (2012), What Would It Be Like? (2014) and Along the Road (2015). My Name Is Daniel, his first feature film, has been screened at over 20 festivals including IDFA, Rio IFF, São Paulo IFF, Sydney FF, FICCI and Mostra de Tiradentes.
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