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Ride Your Dream

Name: Ride Your Dream
Director: Pablo Iraburu, Migueltxo Molina
Released: 2020

Representation Score

5.8/10

Fair

2020

Director

Pablo Iraburu, Migueltxo Molina

Runtime

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Ride Your Dream is a compelling narrative that challenges traditional gender roles in motorsports. By showcasing Ana Carrasco's rise to world champion, the film reframes a traditionally male-dominated domain through the lens of female excellence and professional success. While the film effectively disrupts gendered power structures, it does not engage significantly with multi-layered racial or LGBTQ+ frameworks. Its focus remains on a specific cultural and national context within Spain.

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Category Breakdown

Does Ride Your Dream have LGBTQ+ representation?

Fair

The film does not focus on LGBTQ+ identities or dynamics related to non-straight relationships. Instead, it centers on Ana Carrasco's professional journey and achievements.

How does Ride Your Dream portray gender?

Excellent

This documentary challenges traditional gender hierarchies by highlighting Ana Carrasco's mastery and ability to act in the male-dominated world of motorcycle racing.

How racially and ethnically diverse is Ride Your Dream?

Fair

The film focuses on Ana Carrasco within the Spanish racing circuit and does not include a diverse cast or explore multi-layered racial perspectives.

How does Ride Your Dream represent religion and culture?

Good

The documentary examines the tension between individual ambition and established racing institutions, emphasizing personal ability to act and the pursuit of dreams.

Does Ride Your Dream include disability representation?

Minimal

The film does not portray physical or neurodivergent disabilities in its focus on Ana Carrasco's biography.

Present on Screen

Successfully disrupts traditional gender hierarchies by focusing on a female world champion in a male-dominated sport.
Highlights the professional ability to act and mastery of a female athlete in motorcycle racing.
Challenges conventional expectations of competence in the motorsports industry.

Limited or Absent

Could benefit from exploring multi-layered racial or multi-ethnic perspectives.
Does not address LGBTQ+ identities or non-straight relationship dynamics.
Focuses primarily on a specific national context without broader racial diversity.

Official Synopsis

Discover Ana Carrasco, the Spanish rider who has revolutionized the two wheel's world and who, from an early age, had a dream: being world champion. A dream that came true.

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