Toxic Masculinity in Rust Belt Cities - 'Minding the Gap'
An incredible documentary showcasing the difficulties of living in a crumbling Rust Belt city.
Kisah Hidupku
Ain begins to rebel after her parents divorce. The situation becomes worse after her mother remarries. Ain becomes close to Farah who is very popular among her schoolmates. Farah comes from a wealthy family. Because Ain's mother cannot afford to give her what she wants, Ain begins to work part-time. With the salary she earns, Ain is able to buy beautiful clothes. Ain's new appearance catches the attention of Rudy, who wants to take advantage of her.
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Ain begins to rebel after her parents divorce. The situation becomes worse after her mother remarries. Ain becomes close to Farah who is very popular among her schoolmates. Farah comes from a wealthy family. Because Ain's mother cannot afford to give her what she wants, Ain begins to work part-time. With the salary she earns, Ain is able to buy beautiful clothes. Ain's new appearance catches the attention of Rudy, who wants to take advantage of her.
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Studio:Al Hidayah Productions Sdn Bhd
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