Miss Carbon

'Miss Carbón' is a film directed by Agustina Macri ('Limbo', 'MessiCirque' and 'Soledad'), inspired by true events, that tells the story of Carlita, the first female miner in a region of Argentina where women were prohibited from working in the mines. The film addresses themes of overcoming challenges, passion, and dreams that transcend gender, highlighting Carlita's bravery and determination to break barriers and challenge the deep-rooted superstitions in her community.

The filming of 'Miss Carbón' took place in locations in the Basque Country (Álava and Biscay) and Argentine Patagonia (Río Turbio) over six weeks. The cast is led by Lux Pascal, who plays Carlita, and features a special collaboration with Paco León, as well as performances by Laura Grandinetti and Romina Escobar.

The film is a Spanish-Argentinian co-production by Morena Films, Pensa and Rocca Cine, and The Warning of Rivard AIE, with the participation of Movistar+ and Filmin. It will premiere in theaters in Spain on June 13, 2025, and will subsequently be available on Netflix.

'Miss Carbón' is a cinematic work that celebrates the resilience and courage of a trans woman who challenged established norms to pursue her passion, becoming a symbol of hope and change in her community.

• Drama
• LGTB