Aurora Guerrero is a Chicana lesbian filmmaker known for Mosquita y Mari (2012), a tenderly observed coming-of-age film about two working-class Mexican-American girls in Huntington Park, California, whose friendship deepens into something more — one of the most quietly powerful films about queer Latina adolescence in American independent cinema. Guerrero has spoken about the importance of making films that reflect the reality of brown, queer, working-class lives that are almost entirely absent from mainstream film.
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