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Mente Colmena
Overview
In Argentina, there are no figures tracking the university journey of LGBTTTIQNBPA+ identities. This documentary seeks the answers that statistics leave out: who is part of the public university? It is an exploration of the right to education, bodily autonomy, and the networks of care and affection that sustain people throughout academic life. Finally, it poses an urgent challenge: What does the university have to learn from its own community?
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Cast
Yair Alvea
Yair Alvea
Tatiana Díaz
Tatiana Díaz
Ana Paula
Ana Paula
Api Fernández
Api Fernández
Valen Izaré Toledano
Valen Izaré Toledano
Ivan Carreño
Ivan Carreño
Ángel Arce Bustamante
Ángel Arce Bustamante
Dante Nikolai Carrizo Quiroga
Dante Nikolai Carrizo Quiroga
Alex Boscariol
Alex Boscariol
Maf Abalone
Maf Abalone
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