In the late 1970s, Yan María Castro embarked on a pioneering endeavor by establishing the inaugural lesbian-feminist group in Mexico. Operating within an environment fraught with systemic discrimination and state repression, Yan María and her cohort embarked on a multifaceted campaign aimed at securing their rightful position within Mexican society.
This documentary chronicles the journey undertaken by Yan María Castro and her compatriots as they navigated the complexities of activism in an era marked by social upheaval and resistance. Through archival footage and insightful interviews, the film explores the strategies for challenging prevailing norms.
With a keen academic lens, the film explores the socio-political context that informed Yan María’s activism, at the intersections of gender, sexuality, and power. By shedding light on this pivotal moment in Mexico’s LGBTQ+ history, the film offers insights into the dynamics of social change and collective mobilization.
