A woman's body literally rots from men's words — and she's done being quiet.
Naranja is a woman that endures daily street harassment and catcalling; the constant sexualization and objectification of her body is reflected on the spots that these violent acts leaves over it. Naranja will have to react before the spots consume her.
Direction
Insua weaponizes body horror for social commentary.
Director
Hanna Insua
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of a wave of Latin American feminist animation using body horror to visualize systemic violence against women — think 'La Casa Lobo' but for street harassment.
The orange ('naranja') title isn't random — it evokes both the fruit's vulnerability to bruising and the 'orange peel' texture of spreading decay on skin.
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