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Bullying Maldito
María is a teenager, from a rural environment, who is late for her first period. She experiences the transformations of her body as something monstrous, she is a shy young woman who suffers abuse, isolation and discrimination in school. Her family and the community do not tolerate her because of her own behavior, a man, these attitudes will be reason for her classmates, led by Aquiles, to humiliate her physically and psychologically.
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María is a teenager, from a rural environment, who is late for her first period. She experiences the transformations of her body as something monstrous, she is a shy young woman who suffers abuse, isolation and discrimination in school. Her family and the community do not tolerate her because of her own behavior, a man, these attitudes will be reason for her classmates, led by Aquiles, to humiliate her physically and psychologically.
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Written By:Melinton Eusebio
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Cine Cultura Producciones S. A. C.
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