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A Norma
The search for a "fabulous creature" said to exist in the waters of Lake Como leads us to meet Norma, a woman who represents a taboo in our society. In this way, it begins a journey of deconstruction of our desires, expectations, and prejudices, reflecting on the concept of femininity. Our imagination meets and dialogues with Norma's reality and memories: her past in Peru, the path to self-acceptance, and her transformation, which is still in progress.
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The search for a "fabulous creature" said to exist in the waters of Lake Como leads us to meet Norma, a woman who represents a taboo in our society. In this way, it begins a journey of deconstruction of our desires, expectations, and prejudices, reflecting on the concept of femininity. Our imagination meets and dialogues with Norma's reality and memories: her past in Peru, the path to self-acceptance, and her transformation, which is still in progress.
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Written By:Carlotta Cosmai, Michela Zolfo, Maryam Shater, Pedro Pablo Hernández de Obeso
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Milan City Film School Luchino Visconti
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