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Ya no basta con marchar 

In 2011, the conflict of public education broke out in Chile. Protests did not revolved around violence, but rather the renewal of the social struggle from culture and altruism. Paintings instead of banners, disguises instead of hoods.This is the story of those who dared to paint, film, dance and act, redefining citizen protest forever.
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In 2011, the conflict of public education broke out in Chile. Protests did not revolved around violence, but rather the renewal of the social struggle from culture and altruism. Paintings instead of banners, disguises instead of hoods.This is the story of those who dared to paint, film, dance and act, redefining citizen protest forever.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Hernán Saavedra
Written By:Hernán Saavedra
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Escuela de Cine de Chile, Santiago Independiente, Kitral Producciones, Sinestesia

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