‘Emilia Pérez’ divides Mexico: Critics decry ‘glorification of vaginoplasty,’ fans call it ‘extraordinary’
- The film 'Emilia Pérez' directed by Jacques Audiard has sparked controversy in Mexico after winning four Golden Globes and receiving 13 Oscar nominations, leading to mixed reactions from critics and audiences alike.
- Critics have pointed out inaccuracies in the film, such as the portrayal of the Mexican judicial system and the lack of local production involvement, which they argue diminishes its authenticity.
- While some praised the film as extraordinary, others condemned it for its handling of sensitive topics, including violence and disappearances in Mexico, with voices like Dominican trans activist Mikaelah Drullard expressing strong disapproval.
- Director Jacques Audiard defended the film, stating it is not about drug traffickers but rather about a person's desire to change their life, countering criticisms of its representation of Mexican culture.
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