About the film
Jaripeo is a 2026 documentary film directed by Rebecca Zweig and Efraín Mojica. It takes a queer perspective on jaripeo, a Mexican style of rodeo and displays of machismo. The film is classified as both a documentary film and an LGBTQ-related film.
It runs for 70 minutes and uses Spanish and English. Jaripeo is associated with the United States, France, and Mexico, reflecting its listed country credits. Rebecca Zweig is also the maker, and Sarah Strunin is credited as a producer.
The film’s subject connects Mexican rodeo traditions with questions of gender, sexuality, and machismo through its stated perspective. Its official page is listed on English Wikipedia, where the film is identified as a 2026 release.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in documentary films about jaripeo, Mexican rodeo culture, and queer perspectives. Bilingual Spanish- and English-speaking audiences may find its language profile relevant.
Worth knowing
- Queer perspective on jaripeo
- 70-minute runtime
- Spanish and English languages
- United States, France, and Mexico credits
Before you press play
- 2026 release may not suit earlier-film searches
- Specific focus on jaripeo culture
- Bilingual presentation may vary by viewer
The short of it
Jaripeo connects a Mexican rodeo tradition with a queer viewpoint and an examination of machismo. Its 70-minute length and Spanish-English language profile suit viewers seeking a focused LGBTQ-related documentary.