
Art, Chaos, Riot
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10/22/2026Runtime
73 minsGenres
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The documentary follows María Riot, an artist, activist, and sex worker from Argentina, as she develops her photography project “Archivo Puta” through conversations, encounters, and photo shoots. It offers a personal glimpse into María’s life, her creative process, and her journey into photography. At the same time, the film explores the portrayal of sex work and questions the boundaries between objectification, self-determination, and political expression.
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ReleasedOriginal Language
FrenchBudget
$7,000Revenue
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An intimate documentary portrait of an artist reclaiming narrative and agency through photography, exploring sex work as a political and creative act rather than a subject to be pitied or exploited. It moves between the personal and the political without didacticism, letting María's voice and vision lead.
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