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Kahlo

[kah-loh]

noun

  1. Frida 1907–54, Mexican painter (wife of Diego Rivera).



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This happened right before Paris Fashion Week for the men’s spring/summer 2026 season, which we both had plans to attend, and I was left with two options: resign myself to a Frida Kahlo summer, where I would work, make art and take visitors while injured from bed, or go to Paris on the crutches and hope for the best.

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It has been revered here ever since, with sculptors carving images of Centeot, the Aztec deity of corn, into pre-Hispanic temples and artists such as Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo prominently featuring corn husks, corn fields and corn dishes in their paintings.

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There’s no shortage of films that tackle the tragedy-ridden life of painter Frida Kahlo, whose image has now become clichéd iconography.

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But Peruvian-born editor-turned-director Carla Gutierrez takes a distinct approach in this documentary: she allows Kahlo to speak for herself.

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The documentary feature shortlist narrowed 169 eligible titles down to 15 films, including “Frida,” a profile of artist Frida Kahlo, “Hollywoodgate,” about the Taliban’s return to power, and “Will & Harper,” which follows Will Ferrell and his longtime friend Harper Steele on a cross-country road trip following Steele’s 2022 coming out as a trans woman.

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