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7 Planets

Shared Planet Youth Programme
Director: Milda Baginskaite | Countries of production: United Kingdom | Year: 2018 | Length: 6 min
Topics: Climate, Education & Young People, Environment & Energy

Screened as part of TOAFF19

The story of one woman’s obsession with a great scientific discovery – and her struggle to be understood.

 

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