“Primetime” and Emptiness
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The Sound of the Sun
Silvia, a young Peruvian woman, finds herself in a world that seems strange, distant even. She feels she doesn't belong. It's always been like this. But in front of a protest against sexual minorities, she is going to find out, even if the tide is stronger than her, she is not alone. A meaningful and queer student short weighing in on the values of tolerance.
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Silvia, a young Peruvian woman, finds herself in a world that seems strange, distant even. She feels she doesn't belong. It's always been like this. But in front of a protest against sexual minorities, she is going to find out, even if the tide is stronger than her, she is not alone. A meaningful and queer student short weighing in on the values of tolerance.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Alessio Del Pozo Temoche
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