Desde siempre

Set against the backdrop of Santiago in 1996, Desde siempre provides a raw look at the lives of individuals confronting societal attitudes towards homosexuality. The film features a renowned drag queen, a sex worker, a bisexual man, and a homophobic character, each sharing their unfiltered perspectives.

At just 23 minutes long, this documentary captures the repressive climate of the time, making it a poignant piece of history. Marialy Rivas’ direction allows these voices to shine through, presenting a stark portrayal of the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Chile.

For collectors interested in LGBTQ+ cinema, this documentary serves as a historical artifact reflecting the struggles and societal norms of its era. Its candid approach to sensitive topics makes it a significant work within the genre of documentary film.