The Forbidden Education (2012)
Overview
An analysis of the logics of modern schooling and the way of understanding education, while showing different, non-conventional educational experiences that raise the need for a new educational paradigm.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 1.996 |
Directed By
Germán Doin
Juan Vautista
Crew
Brian Brown
Martina Grossi
Germán Doin
Germán Doin
Germán Doin
Cristina García Ganga
Cintia Paz
Carolina Ronaldi
Mario Salvado
Verónica Guzzo
Juan MacLean
Juan MacLean
Martín Mangiafave
Octavio Alonso
Agustina Trincavelli
Gustavo Alderete
Germán Doin
Lorena Méndez
Sandra Grossi
Verónica Guzzo
Javier Ruiz
Julieta Canicoba
Germán Doin
Guillermo Bialsini
Mayra Blazina
Verónica Guzzo
Juan MacLean
Martín Eschoyez
Micaela Sleigh
Florencia Evdemon
Germán Doin
Sandra Grossi
Franco Iacomella
Daiana Gómez
Adriana Nahijhian
Alejandro Alonso Marcucci
Pablo Picyk
Javier Ruiz
Tamara Ajzensztat
Verónica Guzzo
Germán Doin
Julieta Canicoba
Juan Vautista
Juan Vautista
TOP CAST
Santiago Magariños
Martín
Amira Adre
Micaela
Nicolás Valenzuela
Juan
Gastón Pauls
Professor Javier
Alejandra Figueroa
Principal Alicia
Jimena del Pozo
Professor Cristina
Jota David Ojeda
Sebastián
Eliana Grosso
Marianela
Victoria Larriveu
Catalina
Teresa Gioia
Teacher Teresa
Tulio Gómez Álzaga
Psychologist
Sandro Molfesa
Micaela's Father
María del Carmen Antelo
Juan's Mother
Marina Groshaus
Teacher #1
Nancy Encinas
Teacher #2
Mariza Veiga López
Teacher #3
Patricia Lomónaco
Teacher #4
Ezequiel Abila
Teacher #5
Juan Facundo Licera Merlí
Professor #1
Jorge Garibotto
Professor #2
Adriel Defelice
Professor #3
Carlos Caparulo
Professor #4
Germán Doin
Self - Narrator (voice)
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