Hear Me Out

Hear Me Out

Release date : September 25, 2020
Runtime : 16m
Countries of origin : Denmark / Ghana /
Original Language : English /
Director : Mathilde Brok Brandi /
Production companies :
Budget : $5,575.00
September 25, 2020 16m Denmark Documentary English More
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Hear Me Out is a short documentary about the Ghanaian community journalist Helen Udanbila who manage a local radio programme which seeks to give a voice to the young girls and women in Saboba, Northen Ghana, Africa. It’s a hopeful and touching story about making a change for your local society in spite of structural inequality between gender. Through the development project called Youth Speak Up, the Danish NGO Ghana Friendship has created a platform where young Ghanaians, like Helen, get an opportunity to shed light on cultural taboos as teenage pregnancy, the education of women and abortion.
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  • title:Hear Me Out
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2020
  • Runtime:16m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin: Denmark · Ghana ·
  • Original Language: English ·
  • Director: Mathilde Brok Brandi /
  • Writers: Mathilde Brok Brandi · Julie Ilsby ·
  • Production companies:
  • Budget:$5,575.00
  • Overview:Hear Me Out is a short documentary about the Ghanaian community journalist Helen Udanbila who manage a local radio programme which seeks to give a voice to the young girls and women in Saboba, Northen Ghana, Africa. It’s a hopeful and touching story about making a change for your local society in spite of structural inequality between gender. Through the development project called Youth Speak Up, the Danish NGO Ghana Friendship has created a platform where young Ghanaians, like Helen, get an opportunity to shed light on cultural taboos as teenage pregnancy, the education of women and abortion.
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