A Q&A with director Catherine Gund following a screening of Chavela. "Donald Trump's worst nightmarea Mexican lesbian diva who can wring your very soul" (The Guardian). The Costa Rica–born Mexican singer Chavela Vargas was a pioneer in music and life. Constructed around exclusive interviews and performance footage shot 20 years before her death, this biographical film explores the tequila-drinking, cigar-smoking singer's journey from a 14-year-old runaway to world-renowned Grammy winner. In conjunction with the exhibition Mujeres radicales: arte latinoamericano, 1960-1985.