Yo Soy AsÃ, produced and directed by Jodi Savitz, is a documentary film which follows four Argentine, lesbian-identified women, 
as they recount their stories of coming-out, first loves, sex with women, overcoming prejudice, and their hopes for the future. The filmmakers hope to shed light on the complexities of lesbian life in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and how the different generations of lesbian women have accepted their sexuality.
Language: Spanish with English subtitles
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Note: This program is rescheduled from August 11.
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