the event was held in the Salon Montevideo of the legislature Buenos Aires and counted with the presence of actors, actresses, producers, screenwriters, authorities of the canal and the produ ctora, organizations and collectives LGBT +.
“‘100 days to fall in love’ teaches us, makes us reflect, it shows us how much advance as a society but also how much we have to go. For us it was a duty to make this recognition, not only novel, but workers of culture that put their art, their talent and their emotions to inclusion and diversity service”, said Mariano Recalde.
For its part, the actress and the novel’s protagonist, Maite Lanata, thanked the distinction and “the possibility of interpreting this character, which enabled me to learn and teach other generations, even to my family,” said and added: “I really liked having shown all transit of a trans guy, how will autopercibiendo, what is behind that, seemed very rewarding”.
Photo: Courtesy holder PrensaEl of Underground, Sebastián Ortega, said: “for us, as a producer, it is very important to take advantage of these spaces that reach many people to carry families the debate on diversity and inclusion. We believe that the fiction has not only to entertain but also educate.”
Finally, the Director of global content of Telefe, Darío Turovelzky, said: “we like to make innovative contents, transcending the screen. We think of an idea that generates identification, that sparks interest in diversity and integration. This award is a challenge to continue to build this path together.”
Buenos Aires legislature distinction 100 days to fall in love
