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By Adder Lovelace

Updated 29 March 2023

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2017 film by Sebastián Lelio

A Fantastic Woman

Released	12 February 2017 (6 years, 4 months ago)

Director	Sebastián Lelio
Duration	104 minutes
Awards	Silver Bear for Best Script, Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film and Independent Spirit Award for Best Foreign Film
Genre	drama film
Composer	Matthew Herbert
Production company	Fabula
Country of origin	Chile
Screenwriter	Sebastián Lelio
Producer	Pablo Larraín and Sebastián Lelio

About A Fantastic Woman

A Fantastic Woman is a powerful and emotional film that explores the struggles of a transgender woman named Marina, played brilliantly by Daniela Vega. Directed by Sebastián Lelio, the film follows Marina as she deals with the sudden death of her older boyfriend and the discrimination and harassment she faces from his family and society.

Vega's performance is nothing short of stunning, as she portrays Marina's strength and vulnerability with authenticity and grace. The film also features a beautiful and haunting score by Matthew Herbert, which adds to the film's emotional impact.

A Fantastic Woman has received critical acclaim and numerous awards, including the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards. It is a timely and important film that sheds light on the struggles faced by the transgender community and the need for acceptance and understanding.

References:

- "A Fantastic Woman review – Daniela Vega is magnificent in poignant Chilean drama" by Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

- "A Fantastic Woman: Film Review" by David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter

- "A Fantastic Woman review – trans heroine faces down indignity with dignity" by Mark Kermode, The Observer