
Xiulades
Overview
A teenager with a "non-normative" body questions how to fit into a misogynistic society, seeking male validation even through derogatory comments from men.
Top Cast
Mathilde Tonn-Petersen
Prota
Alba Estelrich
Dona Jove
Joan Maria Pascual
Home 1
Miquel Àngel Parejo
Home 2
Juan Ramón Jiménez
Home 3
Juan Martínez
Home 4
Isidro Ripoll
Home 5
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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