Alardearen seme-alabak

This documentary offers an in-depth analysis of the controversy regarding women's participation in the Alarde festival in Irun and Hondarribia. It is structured in three parts, beginning with an exploration of the festival's history, structure, and characteristics.

The second part addresses the emergence of the conflict in the 1990s, detailing how these issues developed over time. Finally, the film reflects on the current state of the festival, contemplating its future and the ongoing discussions about gender inequality within this cultural event.

For collectors of documentary films, especially those focusing on social and cultural issues, Alardearen seme-alabak provides valuable insights into gender roles and traditions in the Basque region. The film's exploration of these themes through a specific cultural lens makes it a relevant addition to any collection interested in anthropology or cultural documentaries.