An Invisible Apprentice | INSIDE OUT (Ages 11-14)

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Sometimes it's hard to say what you are really feeling inside. Your emotions may rise to the surface and you find yourself speaking out of anger or frustration.

For Ages 11-14 | 70 minutes | Presented in English and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: SEL, loss, illness, understanding differences, identifying stereotypes/prejudice, bullying, acceptance

This program contains: Mature language

An Invisible Apprentice

12-year-old Inés' sister is slowly losing her battle against a terminal illness. To keep her from having to witness her sister's deteriorating health, Inés' parents decide to send her to roller skating classes. But the young girl understands her situation better than adults give her credit for. Seeing the world through her eyes, we get a glimpse into her sadness and frustration, but not without the moments of pure joy in the life of a 12-year-old.

Year
2022
Runtime
12 minutes
Language
Spanish
Country
United States
Premiere
Midwest Premiere
Note
THEMES: Facing Challenges, Intergenerational/Youth and Elders or Parents

Director
Emilia Herbst
Screenwriter
Emilia Herbst
Producer
Eduardo Driuzzi

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To keep her from witnessing her sister's deteriorating health, 12-year-old Inés' parents send her to roller skating classes. Seeing the world through Inés' eyes, we get a glimpse into her sadness and frustration, but not without her moments of pure joy.

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