[MostraDones '22] Revisiting the protagonists of her film "Gendernauts" (1999), the director describes not only the evolution of a group of people, but also a city of San Francisco that has replaced the queer artistic community of the 90s by startups making it, paradoxically, more conservative. "Now San Francisco is whiter and wealthier," affirms one of them, assuming their identity while they are losing their influence.
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[MostraDones '22] Revisiting the protagonists of her film "Gendernauts" (1999), the director describes not only the evolution of a group of people, but also a city of San Francisco that has replaced the queer artistic community of the 90s by startups making it, paradoxically, more conservative. "Now San Francisco is whiter and wealthier," affirms one of them, assuming their identity while they are losing their influence.