heterophobia

A television actress in decline who dreams of regaining her popularity is summoned to star in a play. Of course, accept. Although the company is amateur and things will not go as well as they would like. She is the only professional in a cast made up of gays and lesbians who wants to put on a play to portray the discrimination they suffer. But they cannot agree on how to do it, in what tone to integrate their speeches or in what genre to present the work.

In the tension of the frustrated process, a series of secrets are revealed in which reality is confused with fiction. Secrets that provide suspense to this black comedy in a thriller style. With black humor Heterophobia raises the acceptance of the other as a major theme through a reversal of roles, where homosexuality is considered correct and heterosexuality is discriminated against.

Pablo Dubott wrote the text directed by Jimmy Daccarett and starring Tatiana Molina. The work is the second part of the Homosexual Identity and Memory Trilogy in Chile, which Daccarett began in 2011 with Blood Like Mine. The music of the work was composed by (Me Llamo) Sebastián.