L’home precís
L’home precís

Movie spotlight

L’home precís

2012
Movie
30 min
English

A narrative in the form of a Christmas story filled with repetitions, the specific routines of a precise man, in which the visit of death is part of the specular game.

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Director: Cristina LucasGenres: Documentary, Short

Plot Summary

This short documentary explores the concept of the 'ideal man' through a compilation of historical footage and contemporary interviews. It examines societal expectations and gender roles, questioning the construction of masculinity and its representation in media. The film uses archival material to illustrate how these ideals have evolved over time and their impact on individuals.

Critical Reception

As a short documentary, 'L'home precís' is not widely reviewed by major critics. Its reception is primarily noted within academic and festival circles where it has been recognized for its thought-provoking exploration of gender and media representation.

What Reviewers Say

  • Offers a critical look at the construction of masculinity in media.

  • Uses archival footage effectively to trace historical ideals of manhood.

  • Provokes thought on societal expectations and gender roles.

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Awards & Accolades

Awarded at various film festivals, including the Planeta Propi Award at DocsBarcelona 2013.

Fun Fact

The director, Cristina Lucas, is known for her work that critically examines political and social issues through video and performance art.

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