'Rican-struction
'Rican-struction

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'Rican-struction

2003
Movie
Adult · 18+
80 min
English

In Rican-Struction, these Latin construction workers know how to use their heavy equipment. Chulo works harder in the site office than the gang up on the 40th floor and loves every minute of it. Hard hats and hard-ons are everywhere in this fuck 'n' suck-fest.

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IMDb7.0/10
Director: Jennifer Maytorena O'NeillGenres: Documentary

Plot Summary

'Rican-struction' is a documentary that delves into the complex history of Puerto Rico, exploring its colonial past and the ongoing struggle for self-determination. Through interviews with scholars and activists, the film examines key historical events and their lasting impact on the island and its diaspora. It aims to re-examine and re-imagine the narrative of Puerto Rican history from a decolonized perspective. The documentary offers a critical look at how history has been written and encourages a deeper understanding of Puerto Rican identity and resilience.

Critical Reception

The film received positive reviews for its insightful examination of Puerto Rican history and its decolonial approach. Critics praised its academic rigor and its ability to present complex historical narratives in an accessible manner. Audiences appreciated the film's contribution to understanding the Puerto Rican experience and its call for historical re-evaluation. It was particularly noted for its engagement with scholars and its emphasis on reclaiming historical narratives.

What Reviewers Say

  • Offers a compelling and necessary re-examination of Puerto Rican history.

  • Features insightful interviews with prominent scholars and activists.

  • Praised for its decolonial perspective and accessible presentation of complex topics.

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Fun Fact

The documentary's title, ''Rican-struction'', is a clever play on words, combining the term "Rican" (a common colloquialism for Puerto Rican) with "reconstruction," signifying the film's aim to rebuild and reinterpret historical narratives.

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