Free Screenings for Becoming Vera
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87 minIn Miami, 18-year-old pianist Vera, a foster child aging out of the system, struggles to pursue her passion for Latin Jazz amidst poverty and exploitation. After landing a freelance job painting a music studio, she impresses Hector, the studio owner and music producer, who offers her a chance to compose. However, Hector exploits her talent, stealing her composition for his own gain. Faced with betrayal and self-doubt, Vera almost gives up her dream. But with determination and the support of friends, she finds her voice and takes one final step toward a future in Latin Jazz, proving that anything is possible with resilience and self-belief.
Directed by: Sergio Vizuete
Top Cast: Raquel Lebish, Gabriel Diehl, Nicolas Pozo, Mikaela Monet, Brandon Williams, Phillip Andre Botello, Stuart G Murphy, Victoria Fraunberger
Genres: Drama, Music
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