
Casa Roshell
Art of the Real 2017
April 20 - May 2, 2017
Mixing digital, 16mm film, and closed-circuit TV footage to locate a glamorous utopia within the confines of a Mexico City transgender club, Casa Roshell is a richly detailed and immersive portrait of a place whose patrons are allowed to own their identities and feel less alone.
Roshell Terranova, 51, is the co-owner of Club Roshell, a transgender club on an unassuming street in Mexico City that holds “personality workshops” for its clientele, offering tutorials on makeup, costumes, heels, and other accessories. A “safe space” in the sincerest sense, the club allows men to eschew the limits of macho culture, push the boundaries of their own gender, and, as Roshell emphasizes in an address to the club’s patrons, to own their identities and desires, to feel pretty and less alone. As with her previous feature, Naomi Campbel (an Art of the Real 2015 selection), Camila José Donoso’s richly detailed film immerses itself in its world, mixing digital, 16mm film, and even closed-circuit TV footage to locate a glamorous utopia within the confines of the club.





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