Fourteen Ninety | GETTING OUR DUE (Ages Teen 14-18+)

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The program contains powerful stories of young women striving, surviving and finding places of hope and healing.

For Ages Teen 14+, New Dimensions | 71 minutes | Presented in English and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Girls/Women POV

This program contains: Mature Content

Fourteen Ninety

A young girl must struggle with her first period alone due to her mother's irresponsibility and absence. Sleeping all day and leaving at night, her mom is unable to offer her the support she needs. The matter is further complicated by the married man her mother brings home, who happens to be the owner of the general store carrying the period products the girl needs.

Year
2022
Runtime
11 minutes
Language
Amharic, Hebrew
Country
Israel
Note
THEMES: Jewish/Arabic/Middle East culture, Girls POV

Director
Zufan Gevre
Screenwriter
Zufan Gevre
Producer
Anat Bartur

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