Film Lens
In the Transylvanian town of Târgu Mureș, three Roma children face systemic segregation in their local school. The film presents their efforts to promote inclusion and equality in education amidst community indifference and traditional barriers. It illustrates the prejudice they encounter and their determination to effect change within their educational environment.
The documentary, directed by Mona Nicoara, emphasizes the need for educational reform in Romania. It portrays the struggles of marginalized groups and the importance of fostering an inclusive atmosphere for all students, making a case for the necessity of addressing these issues in the educational system.
Why Watch
- •Meet three Roma children fighting for educational equality.
- •Find out how community indifference affects education.
- •See the impact of systemic segregation in Romania.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2013.
•Director Mona Nicoara is a woman.
•The documentary has a duration of 95 minutes.
•It was produced in three countries: Romania, Switzerland, and the United States.
Perfect For
Roma rights advocacyEducational reformDocumentary enthusiasts