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Shout at Me! 

Violence and societal prejudice against women are part of the weight that Melissa lifts in her training sessions. She lives in a chauvinist society that punishes women who dare to defy their role. In the street and in the ring she is constantly facing demands, harassment, and guilt, but she will carry on fighting and challenging people with her motto: "Are you going to shout at me or what?"
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Violence and societal prejudice against women are part of the weight that Melissa lifts in her training sessions. She lives in a chauvinist society that punishes women who dare to defy their role. In the street and in the ring she is constantly facing demands, harassment, and guilt, but she will carry on fighting and challenging people with her motto: "Are you going to shout at me or what?"

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Directed By:Laura Herrero Garvín
Written By:Majo Siscar, Laura Herrero Garvín
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Runtime:12 minutes
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