Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
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Renata Setter
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Renata Basso
Self
Nelson Miguel Basso
Self (Pai de Renata)
Leandro de Melo Casarin
Self (Cunhado de Renata)
Rosane Basso
Self (Irmã de Renata)
José Clovis de Azevedo
Self (Sec. da Educação/RS)
Roberta Forgiarini
Self (Assessora de Educação Inclusiva CRE-RS)
Paulo Bastos Portella
Self (Ex Diretor do Colégio Estadual Cornel Pilar)
Sônia Morgental
Self (Professora de Matemática)
Sandra Maximowitz
Self (Educadora de AEE)
Eliana Menezes
Self (Coordenadora do Curso de Educação Especial da UFSM-RS)
Gecy Maria Fritsch Klauck
Self (Presidente da FBASD)
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