Reclaim the Agenda connects and mobilises women to promote feminist activism through
education, campaigning and celebration
Jasmín Documentary by Gisela Gorbalan
We are delighted to be working in collaboration with SafeNightNI and our partners Raise Your Voice to bring this premier documentary Jasmín to Belfast. Synopsis
A documentary by Gisela Gorbalan
Jasmín arrives from Lima to the Rodrigo Bueno neighborhood in Buenos Aires after surviving intrafamily abuse. In Argentina, she finds refuge and strength within feminist collectives, where she begins to rebuild her life and raise her voice.Over time, she decides to return to Lima to report her abusers, confronting institutional violence while seeking justice. Despite persistent impunity, Jasmín channels her personal pain into collective action, building networks, organizing communities, and emerging as a leader.The film addresses two central axes:
Childhood sexual abuse
Feminist community networks
It also explores broader dimensions:
Latin American migration
The transformation from victim to political subject
Collective forms of healing and reparation
The emotional dimension of activism
Institutional and judicial violence
Experiences within state-run care system
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Director Gisela Gorbalan
Gisela Gorbalan is an Argentine filmmaker, cinematographer, and feminist activist. With a solid background in cinematography, she has worked across Latin America and Europe, including a period living in Northern Ireland.
Her work combines a strong visual identity with a deep social commitment. Jasmín represents her most personal and politically engaged project to date.
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Reclaim the Agenda is a coalition of feminist, youth, LGBTQ+ & community organisations that connects and mobilises women to promote feminist activism through education, campaigning and celebration.
We want a world where all women are safe and secure to reach their potential and have an active role in society and all women can be active change makers and have equal access to power.
We are striving for-
A life free from poverty
A life free from discrimination
To have healthcare services that meet our particular needs
A life free from domestic and sexual violence and abuse
To live in a world where women are equally represented as decision makers
To have access to good, affordable and flexible childcare
Jasmín
