Documentary United States of America
To Be Heard is a documentary film that follows the lives of three teenagers, Anthony Pittman, Pearl Quick, and Karina Sanchez, over the course of four years in the South Bronx. The film centers around their shared passion for writing poetry and how it becomes a transformative force in their lives.
The film begins by introducing the three main characters, who come from challenging backgrounds and face various obstacles in their daily lives. As they navigate the hardships of growing up in the South Bronx, they find solace and release in expressing themselves through poetry.
Through poetic self-expression, Anthony, Pearl, and Karina are able to articulate their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. They share their personal stories of love, friendship, frustration, and hope, using their words to create a platform for change and understanding. The art of writing and reciting poetry becomes their weapon against the struggles they face.
As the film progresses, the three teenagers develop a close friendship and a shared dream of breaking free from the cycle of poverty and violence that surrounds them. They begin to use their creative talents to perform spoken word poetry in front of audiences, gaining recognition and support from their community.
To Be Heard also delves into the personal lives of Anthony, Pearl, and Karina. It explores the challenges they face within their families, schools, and neighborhoods, including poverty, violence, and the pressures of societal expectations. The film documents their individual journeys as they strive to improve their circumstances and pursue their dreams.
Throughout the film, the three young artists also receive guidance and mentorship from their passionate and dedicated poetry teacher, Roland Legiardi-Laura. He helps them hone their skills, refine their performances, and encourages them to use their voices to advocate for change.
To Be Heard ultimately showcases the power of art and self-expression to inspire personal growth and social change. It highlights the resilience, creativity, and determination of these three teenagers as they strive to make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others through their poetry.
The film begins by introducing the three main characters, who come from challenging backgrounds and face various obstacles in their daily lives. As they navigate the hardships of growing up in the South Bronx, they find solace and release in expressing themselves through poetry.
Through poetic self-expression, Anthony, Pearl, and Karina are able to articulate their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. They share their personal stories of love, friendship, frustration, and hope, using their words to create a platform for change and understanding. The art of writing and reciting poetry becomes their weapon against the struggles they face.
As the film progresses, the three teenagers develop a close friendship and a shared dream of breaking free from the cycle of poverty and violence that surrounds them. They begin to use their creative talents to perform spoken word poetry in front of audiences, gaining recognition and support from their community.
To Be Heard also delves into the personal lives of Anthony, Pearl, and Karina. It explores the challenges they face within their families, schools, and neighborhoods, including poverty, violence, and the pressures of societal expectations. The film documents their individual journeys as they strive to improve their circumstances and pursue their dreams.
Throughout the film, the three young artists also receive guidance and mentorship from their passionate and dedicated poetry teacher, Roland Legiardi-Laura. He helps them hone their skills, refine their performances, and encourages them to use their voices to advocate for change.
To Be Heard ultimately showcases the power of art and self-expression to inspire personal growth and social change. It highlights the resilience, creativity, and determination of these three teenagers as they strive to make a difference in their own lives and the lives of others through their poetry.
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