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De Djess
Representation Score
6.3/10
Good
2015
Director
Alice Rohrwacher
Runtime
15 minutes
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De Djess disrupts traditional Western societal norms through its use of magical realism. The film elevates transient and underrepresented lifestyles over structured, capitalist storytelling. It critiques established social frameworks by presenting a subjective reality that questions the necessity of institutionalized order. Despite avoiding overt identity politics, the film centers those living on the margins of society.
Category Breakdown
Does De Djess have LGBTQ+ representation?
The film avoids explicit LGBTQ+ themes but presents a world where gender and sexual identities are fluid and not confined to traditional roles.
How does De Djess portray gender?
The movie emphasizes the role of women through the main character Mica and her mother Alba Rohrwacher. It avoids typical gender roles and focuses on a female-led perspective centered around survival and mythology.
How racially and ethnically diverse is De Djess?
By focusing on nomadic and itinerant communities, the film highlights the lives of those who exist outside the mainstream, offering a nuanced view of these diverse groups.
How does De Djess represent religion and culture?
The film challenges traditional Western institutions such as capitalism and organized religion, emphasizing a mythic morality and existential freedom over the stability of settled societies.
Does De Djess include disability representation?
There are no specific depictions of physical or neurodivergent disabilities present in the narrative.
Present on Screen
- Highlights the role of women through key characters and their stories.
- Challenges traditional Western institutions like capitalism and religion.
- Explores the lives of underrepresented and itinerant communities.
Limited or Absent
- Could include more explicit LGBTQ+ themes or non-traditional gender identities.
- Does not depict individuals with physical or neurodivergent disabilities.
Official Synopsis
The ninth short film of the Miu Miu’s Women’s Tales series reflects Alice Rohrwacher’s attention to the surreal world of ordinariness and exceptions.
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