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Homeless
Representation Score
7.7/10
Good
2019
Director
José Ignacio Navarro Cox, Santiago O'Ryan, Jorge Campusano
Runtime
85 minutes
Average Rating
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Homeless (2019) focuses on socio-economic critique rather than detailed character studies of specific identities. By highlighting the underrepresented during a financial crisis, the film centers on those typically sidelined in society. The film excels in subverting the traditional hero’s journey by focusing on restoring a previous socio-economic order rather than overthrowing a corrupt system, adding moral complexity to its science fiction setting. However, it lacks explicit representation of multi-layered identities, such as LGBTQ+ or specific racial narratives. Additionally, it provides limited information on the portrayal of physical or mental disabilities.
Category Breakdown
Does Homeless have LGBTQ+ representation?
The film does not include explicit LGBTQ+ storylines or derogatory clichés related to queer identities.
How does Homeless portray gender?
The movie emphasizes socioeconomic class over gender dynamics. Specific gendered character arcs are not provided, making it unclear if traditional gender roles are challenged or reinforced.
How racially and ethnically diverse is Homeless?
The film's setting highlights class-based identity rather than specific racial details. While science fiction often includes diverse casting to represent various human experiences, the film does not confirm specific racial elements.
How does Homeless represent religion and culture?
The film strongly critiques Western economic systems and authoritarianism. It delves into complex themes about systemic stability and the consequences of global financial crises.
Does Homeless include disability representation?
The story does not explicitly address physical disabilities or neurodivergence, even though homelessness can intersect with these issues.
Present on Screen
- Centers on the most disenfranchised members of society, disrupting standard power dynamics.
- Offers a nuanced critique of global capitalism and authoritarian structures.
- Explores sophisticated socio-economic tensions through a science fiction lens.
Limited or Absent
- Needs more explicit representation of multi-layered identities, such as LGBTQ+ or specific racial narratives.
- Provides limited information regarding the portrayal of physical or mental disabilities.
- Focuses heavily on class-based identity at the expense of gendered character development.
Official Synopsis
When the worst global financial crisis in history breaks out, a group of marginal homeless people face the dictatorship of the last society still standing. The bums want to restore the system, the one they so despise, so they can put their camp under a bridge.
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