¡Dolores, guapa!

Seville, one of the great Spanish cities, breathes religion and spirituality everywhere and every moment. In times like Holy Week, processions, masses or churches become protagonists of the Sevillian city. The images and traditions of Christian court are mixed with the daily life of the Sevillians. From a historical perspective, the "sissies" (homosexuals) have been part of that tradition, so they have assimilated these values ??as their own since their childhood and through it they have been creating meeting places and their own code. Currently, new identities and personalities who have decided to move away from this religion respond by moving away or trying to change it. 'Dolores, beautiful!' It is a documentary that looks directly at these traditions, but always from a discriminated perspective and from a perspective always relegated to the margins of society. The film is directed by Jesús Pascual, Álvaro Romero brings the music and Antonio Bonilla y Antonio Rosa Lobo, the production.