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No Justice No Peace!
The excessive images of violence that comes to us during the pandemic blocks the desire, the will, a resilience that is already exhausted of strength. The film resumes artistic creation as a way of joining together in the fight against genocidal racist fascism.
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The excessive images of violence that comes to us during the pandemic blocks the desire, the will, a resilience that is already exhausted of strength. The film resumes artistic creation as a way of joining together in the fight against genocidal racist fascism.
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