Media as the Evil in Eddington
Eddington attempts to capture how media is intertwined with the uncomfortable present.
Sara F.
Rute is a teenager like so many others: she goes to school, she has swimming lessons, she likes watching films and specially she loves to be online. Rute is almost always on her phone or using her computer. But Rute has a secret nobody knows: Rute is receiving hateful and violent messages. Who is sending these messages? Sara F.
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Rute is a teenager like so many others: she goes to school, she has swimming lessons, she likes watching films and specially she loves to be online. Rute is almost always on her phone or using her computer. But Rute has a secret nobody knows: Rute is receiving hateful and violent messages. Who is sending these messages? Sara F.
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Written By:Miguel Fonseca
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:O Som e a Fúria
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