“Art as revolution.”
Julia, a young Black artist from the outskirts, struggles to find inspiration for her next painting. Amid blank canvases and doubts about her own identity, she spends a night at her friend Stephanie’s house, where shared experiences and reflections on the reality of the outskirts awaken something within her.
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Crystom Afronário Director · Diego Muniz Cinematographer Rafaela de Souza A Cinematographer
Produced in Brazil · Production Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (Unisinos), CRAV - Unisinos · Original title Orum Tem Algo a Dizer
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Unisinos
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Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (Unisinos)
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CRAV - Unisinos
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Original title
Orum Tem Algo a Dizer
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Portuguese
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Portuguese
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