A synchronized release in 130 cities across 13 countries drew 18,000 viewers on the first day of this independent documentary's screening.
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A synchronized release in 130 cities across 13 countries drew 18,000 viewers on the first day of this independent documentary's screening.
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Juan Vautista's *The Forbidden Education* features diverse educational practices from Latin America and Spain, including Montessori and Waldorf methods. The film is divided into ten thematic episodes that address topics such as the history of the school system and the role of teachers and families. Released in 2012, it became the first Spanish-language film funded through crowdfunding, reaching nearly 2 million views within a week. The documentary includes almost 30 minutes of animation and a fictional narrative that connects its episodes.
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Why Watch
- See alternative education methods from Latin America and Spain.
- Meet educators discussing popular education and Montessori.
- Find out about the film's crowdfunding success story.
Did You Know
- The film was viewed almost 2 million times within a week of its release.
- It was screened in 130 cities across 13 countries on the same day.
- The documentary includes almost 30 minutes of animation.
- It participated in the 27th Festival Internacional de Cine de Mar del Plata in 2012.
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What year was The Forbidden Education released?
The Forbidden Education was released in 2012.
How many cities participated in the synchronized release of The Forbidden Education?
The synchronized release of The Forbidden Education took place in 130 cities across 13 countries.
What is the duration of The Forbidden Education?
The duration of The Forbidden Education is 146 minutes.
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