
El Pepe: A Supreme Life
2019

Representation Score
Fair
2000
Director
Leonardo Favio
Runtime
340 minutes
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Leonardo Favio uses a lyrical, poetic style to highlight the voices of the working class. The film deconstructs traditional hierarchies and centers the underrepresented working class rather than the wealthy elite. While it lacks modern identity-based representation regarding LGBTQ+ and disability, it offers significant progressive value through its cultural lens. It challenges the established Argentine status quo by focusing on systemic struggle and collective empowerment. The film critiques oppressive economic and social structures, moving away from rigid, institutionalized histories toward a more subjective, emotional truth.
Category Breakdown
This historical study focuses on mid-20th-century Argentine politics and archival footage, with no documented LGBTQ+ characters or narratives.
Eva Perón is portrayed as a powerful political figure with significant influence. The film elevates her beyond a domestic role, showing her as a key driver of the national movement.
By highlighting the 'descamisados' working class, the film challenges traditional elite-focused narratives. It critiques the homogeneous, white-dominated upper class that historically controlled Argentina.
The documentary emphasizes the Peronist movement through social justice and labor rights. It prioritizes the collective experience over individualist or capitalist ideals.
There is no specific mention of visible or invisible disabilities within this archival work.
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Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
The documentary deals on the life and achievements of Juan Domingo Perón and his governments, the key political facts and figures and also about Argentine History in the 20th century.

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