To Be Heard

Year: 2011

Runtime: 86 min

Language: English

Directors: Amy Sultan, Deborah Shaffer, Edwin Martinez, Roland Legiardi-Laura

Documentary

Set in the South Bronx, this story follows three teenagers who discover the power of poetry to overcome hardship. Through writing, they explore themes of love, friendship, and frustration, ultimately finding hope and empowerment. As they share their words and experiences, these talented young people find their voices and begin to shape brighter futures for themselves.

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