

Breaking Social
Young women in Chile lead grassroots movements against corruption and kleptocracy, challenging systemic injustice and calling for urgent reform.
“Can we afford the rich?”
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Young women in Chile lead grassroots movements against corruption and kleptocracy, challenging systemic injustice and calling for urgent reform.
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In Chile, young women take center stage in the fight against systemic injustice. Breaking Social follows their efforts to challenge corruption and kleptocracy, which have eroded the social contract. The documentary captures recent social uprisings, illustrating how grassroots movements demand reform. Directed by Fredrik Gertten, the film emphasizes the urgency of collective action in reshaping society. It presents a vivid account of the struggles faced by these activists and the broader context of their fight for change.
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