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'Beauties of the Night' delves into the lives of iconic Mexican showgirls now in their golden years
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María-José Cuevas and Olga Breeskin and Face2Face host David Peck talk about their new film Beauties of the Night, show women, reinventing yourself and gender issues of all kinds. Synopsis The disco-era heyday of Mexico's burlesque culture may have long passed, but many of the sequined stars of those cabarets are still with us. Their stories speak volumes about what it means to be a no-longer-young woman in a career grounded in physical beauty and erotic appeal. Eight years in the making, María José Cuevas' Beauties of the Night is a captivating group portrait of iconic Mexican showgirls, still thriving with grace and style in their ostensible golden years.
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