“Resiliencia” cortometraje de no ficción sobre el empoderamiento de la mujer transgénero en la localidad de los mártires, Bogotá D.C. Colombia.

Abstract

The new generations are taking charge of shaping in society a message of inclusion, with the passing of the years has stopped talking about gender to talk about gender identity; the difference that exists between being and feeling. Collective imaginaries gradually take over society, marking stigmas and creating paradigms about what it should be like or what it is to be a woman. Transgender women have struggled for years to reclaim their name, so that their right to choose over themselves is respected in every stage of society. The first chapter describes the contextualization of the women’s perspective from the cultural, social and economic point of view in the city of Bogotá, specifically in the town of the Martyrs. The problem arises It raises the communicative problem that evidences the construction of social imaginaries and the lack of visibility of the media. The second chapter refers to the theoretical framework that has international, national, regional and local backgrounds; that support and support the project. Each of the variables that are considered fundamental bases and their respective theoretical support is developed. Finally there is the proposal of communicative production, an exercise that was a new way of counting from audiovisual production from digital platforms due to the global crisis of the COVID-19. It is concluded that the empowerment of trans women in the town of Los Mártires is the main objective of this project, to raise awareness in society through their life stories, showing how in that path has built society, from their different roles as artists, models, directors, women leaders, activists and others. To ensure that their actions are visible and that they leave small spaces to be a subject of political, social and cultural debate.