Screening #8 – The Edge of Innocence

Screening #8 – The Edge of Innocence

Silver Spot
300 SE 3rd St #100, Miami, FL 33131
Sunday, November 15th / 8:00 PM

Growing up often means confronting a world far more complex than we imagined. From fractured families to conflict, violence, and prejudice, these films follow young lives pushed to their limits, revealing the resilience, vulnerability, and courage found in moments of profound transformation.

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Poor me

Dir. By Liv Joelle Barbosa Blad  – Narrative – 19:39 Min – Norway

Nora is caught shoplifting, sparking a major argument with her parents about family values. When all blame falls on her, she pressures her younger sister, Amalie, to confess to her part in the stealing. But they aren’t the only thieves in the family.



Wie die Nelken

Dir. By Emine Demir – Narrative – 22:00 Min –  Germany

On a sweltering Berlin day, Şirin picks up her aunt Bihar for a spontaneous escape to the countryside, where queer joy, intergenerational tension, and buried migrant memories surface beneath the summer sun.

Ebb & Flow

Dir. By Nay Tabbara – Narrative – 18:45 Min – Lebanon

Determined to have her first kiss, Loulwa defies her tumultuous world in search of normalcy. As she braves the streets of Beirut in pursuit of her sexual awakening, she finds herself taking an instant leap into adulthood when her world erupts into a redefined “normal”.

La luna que amamos como a un hermano

Dir. By Iñaki Velasquez – Narrative – 17:00 Min – Chile

An AI assistant in an earpiece becomes the only hope for two exchange students in Chile, who are kidnapped by a deranged Uber driver who is clearly xenophobic.