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The Unknown Struggle Of Fafa

Year: 2022 Documentary Runtime: 20 min

Overview

This film tells a story about Fafa, a schizophrenic who faces discrimination from her surrounding community. Since an early age, she not only had to struggle with the strange voices inside her head, but also had to deal with the voices of people around her who often do not understand her condition. This consciousness has made Fafa voice out more strongly to raise awareness about mental disability in our country.

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