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Overview
In the corridors of a public school, art ceases to be a discipline and becomes a means of survival. Through a sensitive and original lens, the documentary delves into the world of young people who defy the daily silence. From the strength of the female voice to the resilience of independent cinema made with what they have at hand, the work reveals how music and the cinematic gaze construct a refuge of identity. A film about the urgency of being heard and the political act of simply existing.
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