Film Lens
In 'Repense o Elogio', director Estela Renner presents a critical examination of how children receive praise differently based on gender. The documentary discusses the cultural tendency to compliment girls primarily for their appearance, while boys are recognized for their skills and abilities. This disparity in praise is linked to broader societal norms and expectations that shape children's self-esteem and personal development.
Through interviews and discussions, the film encourages parents, educators, and society to rethink their approach to commending children. It emphasizes the need for equitable recognition that supports both boys and girls, aiming to inspire a shift in the narrative surrounding praise and its long-term implications for future generations.
Why Watch
- •Find out how praise affects children's self-esteem.
- •Meet director Estela Renner and her vision on gender issues.
- •See real interviews with children discussing praise.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2017 and has a duration of 48 minutes.
•Estela Renner is the director, known for her focus on gender issues.
•The documentary features interviews with five cast members including Guilherme Ávila and Luana Lobo.
•It addresses a cultural imbalance in praise, particularly affecting girls and boys.
Perfect For
Gender studiesParenting discussionsEducational reform