My Parents Are Divorced
1959

Representation Score
Minimal
1956
Director
Leopoldo Torres Ríos
Runtime
73 minutes
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Leopoldo Torres Ríos presents a poetic, naturalistic study of adolescence set in a historically accurate Uruguayan landscape. The film highlights the quiet life of rural areas, anchoring its characters in a specific mid-century environment. While the film excels in its regional authenticity, it remains deeply rooted in the traditional social and moral frameworks of its time. It does not seek to challenge established norms or introduce modern social changes. Ultimately, the work serves as a reflective character study rather than a vehicle for social critique, embodying the era's conventional gender and cultural norms.
Category Breakdown
The film follows a typical coming-of-age story focused on teenage romance. It adheres to the traditional social structures of 1950s rural Uruguay without any queer undertones.
The story centers around the male protagonist's personal growth. While it avoids obvious sexism, it upholds the gender roles typical of the era.
The film provides a genuine portrayal of the Uruguayan rural setting. The local cast mirrors the region's demographics and economic conditions of the time.
The narrative aligns with the cultural and religious context of mid-20th century South America. It emphasizes traditional social and family structures through a realistic lens.
The film does not feature any visible or hidden disabilities in the characters' stories. No disability serves as a central theme.
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Official Synopsis
The love between two teenagers awakens.
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