Based on the film “Morte ao Biquíni!”, by Justine Gauthier, a Canadian fiction that tells the story of Lili, a 10-year-old girl who rebels when her parents pressure her to wear the top of her bikini—despite always having swum without it—we propose a debate that invites reflection.
The film, both sensitive and playful, addresses themes such as freedom, acceptance, and friendship, showing how differences can become a starting point for understanding and bringing people closer together.
After the screening, a panel of guests and the participating audience will explore issues related to the value of friendship, respect for differences, and the joy of creating together—embracing each person’s ideas and individuality, always with humor, empathy, and a spirit of collaboration.
This event is organized in collaboration with the National Arts Plan and is part of the Biennial #2 Culture Education – “E em vez do medo?”