Dance of the Forty One

Set in November 1901, Dance of the Forty One follows a police raid on a private party attended by influential guests, including the son-in-law of President Porfirio Díaz. This film combines elements of history and drama to portray complex narratives surrounding LGBT themes and social challenges of the era.

With a runtime of 99 minutes, the film captures the melancholy atmosphere of the time while shedding light on gay history and the struggles faced by the community. The story is based on true events, providing a poignant exploration of Mexican history and the societal norms of the period. This film is a compelling representation of a moment that shaped gay identity in Mexico.