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Remember, the Bulgarian movie was about discrimination on the job.

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Remember, the first Estonian movie was about discrimination of the sad Russian girl and bullying her. The second one was about diverse discrimination.

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Remember, the French movie talked about lesbian love and the expectations of the parents.

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Remember the German scene was in front of a club.

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Remember the Portugiese movie was the one about the Vatentines Day.

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Remember the Turkish Movie was about the nightmare of a Syrian refugee and the happy end when he gets awake.

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https://youtu.be/IgOer3Vheg8

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Bulgarian film talked about difficulties while working on a male-dominated job and mentioned religion difficulties.

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Bulgarian film talked about difficulties while working on a male-dominated job and mentioned religion difficulties.

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-CL

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They talked about having parents who won't accept their sexual orientation and being scared to talk about it in school.

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They talked about having parents who won't accept their sexual orientation and being scared to talk about it in school.

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-CL

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In the German act they didn't say anything but the easy action in showing what happened spoke a million words. They showed how people aren't being accepted by their  differences in religion, sexual orientation and looks.

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In the German act they didn't say anything but the easy action in showing what happened spoke a million words. They showed how people aren't being accepted by their  differences in religion, sexual orientation and looks.

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-CL

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Portugal showed what other people around will say to LGBTQIA+ people who express who they are.

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Portugal showed what other people around will say to LGBTQIA+ people who express who they are.

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-CL

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Turkey showed the fears of a young refugee. He was afraid to be discriminated against but luckily his fears qere just in his head, showing that by being kind we can change anyones situation.

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Turkey showed the fears of a young refugee. He was afraid to be discriminated against but luckily his fears qere just in his head, showing that by being kind we can change anyones situation.

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-CL

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In this act no one treats everyone equal

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In this act no one treats everyone equal

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I remember that it was in this world no one is treating no one equal.

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I like the conseption of the video. Actors gave their idea through the characters in the video.
-K.A

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I like that there were many students and they were honest. This is an actual problem that world has to face.
-K.A

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I really like that they did it in person. And the solution was very easily explained and youthful.
-K.A

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Portugal showed the same problem like others and it also needs more action to make it more tolarant.
-K.A

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I liked it very much. The solution to the problem was good and I am happy that it ended happily.
-K.A

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I think that the Bulgarian Sketch was really good and it show the sad reality of the relations with a director with the employees and that’s very emotional
Maelle Perrin (france)

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The sketch was very clear and it passed the message very well and clearly. The idea of giving us the paper with the script written was really good. :)

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The Estonians showed that the discrimination can be everywhere and specifically at school and everyone is different and shouldn’t be judged for being themselves.
Maelle Perrin (France)

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Both of the sketches transmited a very important message in a creative way!

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This sketch is showing the hard reality of the toxic relations who someone can have with his parents or friends. Everyone should be accepted like who they are.

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Very good sketch for representing the differences and acceptations.

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The actors were really in their roles and it was an amazing job for showing the acceptation of the LGBTQ+ community in the society.
M.P.P

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The french sketches were very important because, in there, were aborded themes  that still show themselves a problem in the 21st century and that shouldn’t be.

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Amazing job by the Turkey and we see how much its hard to be accepted as a migrant in 2021. Thank you.
M.P.B

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The german presentation was very creative and showed us, metaphorically, what our society wants us to do so we can be accepeted and part of it - we need to change ourselves and we can’t be truthfull to who we are in order to be respected (what shouldn’t happen because there are our differences and “flaws” that make us unique and who we are).

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Turkey allerted us to a problem that happens everyday everywhere and we aren’t aware of. It made me reflect and think that we need to be the voice that’ll start stoping the problem!!

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Both sketches showed us how far discrimination goes and how it affects people’s mental health.
Sarah from Bulgaria

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Unfortunately it’s hard to change the opinion of the older generations but we all have hope in the younger one (gen z).
Sarah from Bulgaria

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A very creative sketch, showing us the hard reality of being obligated to change to be accepted in this society.
Sarah from Bulgaria

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It represents the dreadful reality of being a refugee. This sketch shows how lonely a person can feel while being discriminated and that no one on this world deserves this.
Sarah from Bulgaria

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Both of the sketches showed us how far the problem with descrimination can go and how important it is to stop it.

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Both of the sketches showed us how far the problem with descrimination can go and how important it is to stop it.

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T. D. - Bulgaria

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It was about the way parents accept or not their child's sexual orientation.

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It was about the way parents accept or not their child's sexual orientation.

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T. D. - Bulgaria

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Very creative sketch showing us the way people are judged and not accepted for who they are.

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Very creative sketch showing us the way people are judged and not accepted for who they are.

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T. D. - Bulgaria

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It was about the sexual orientation and the parents won`t accept it

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It was about the sexual orientation and the parents won`t accept it

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They didn't say anything but in the way they presented we understood easily what they meant. It was very creative <3

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They didn't say anything but in the way they presented we understood easily what they meant. It was very creative <3

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the sketch showed us a very common situation that happens in our daily basis and people (unfortunately) find it “normal”.
it’s a theme that has to be talked about, so we can fight it and try to end it, and i think the sketch was very real and very much representative of it ;)

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both of the sketches were really creative and showed us problems that are right in front of our faces and we don’t even notice! :)

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the sketches from France aborded themes that are still a problem in the 21st century and definitely shouldn’t be! :)

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the german presentation showed us in a very simple and creative way what happens in our society. to be accepted by the society, we need to change ourselves… this shouldn’t happen because we need to be truthful to who we are, be ourselves and never change! our differences are what makes us unique!! :)

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the turkish sketch showed us a reality that seems that we forgot and decided to leave it in the past. this sketch freshened up our memories and warned us and made us reflect about how big of an issue this is! we need to act to help the others! ;)