Woven Threads- Stories from Within KEENAN | FROM THE HEART (Ages Teen 14+)

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The youth activists in this collection of shorts speak from the heart, sharing their personal experiences and advocating for what they believe in

For Ages Teen 14+ | 79 minutes | Presented in English and original languages with English subtitles

This program contains: Mature themes

Woven Threads - Stories from Within KEENAN

Keenan lost his parents as a young child and was separated from his brothers. At the age of 13 he went to find his brother who had returned to Redfern against the wishes of his caregivers. From then on Keenan lived on the streets, learning how to survive from his cousins.

Year
2021
Runtime
6 minutes
Language
English
Country
Australia
Note
THEMES: Identity, Urban Experiences

Director
Michi Marosszeky
Producer
Paul Sullivan, Michi Marosszeky

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