D’un autre monde: The Person Behind Moh Dafok

My review of Guga Paes and Cainã Souza’s D’un autre monde: Moh Dafok, a colourful, funny, and beautifully produced portrait of a Brazilian drag queen who transforms Montréal into her personal stage. Dynamic images, animation, humour, and Moh Dafok’s extraordinary charisma make the short immediately engaging, even as its promise to reveal the person behind the extravagant persona remains tantalizingly unfulfilled.

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