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With Juana occupied the high school students continue their struggle with a protest. Juana’s confrontation with a teacher over abortion goes viral.

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Four Feet High

<p>With Juana occupied the high school students continue their struggle with a protest. Juana’s confrontation with a teacher over abortion goes viral.</p>

Four Feet High (5/6)

With Juana occupied the high school students carry on their struggle with a protest. Juana’s confrontation with a teacher over abortion goes viral.

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Juana is back in Cordoba after many years of absence. She wants to lose her virginity and she won’t let her wheelchair get in the way. Juana joins the student movement pushing for sex education and makes friends with Efe and Julia. But others don’t make her so welcome.

Four Feet High (1/6)

Juana is back in Cordoba after many years of absence. She wants to lose her virginity and she won’t let her wheelchair get in the way. 

Landed

Juana joins a dating site. Her first match is Thiago and they go on a date. Meanwhile her classmate Julia is fighting for sex education in school.

Four Feet High (2/6)

Juana joins a dating site. Her first match is Thiago and they meet up. Meanwhile her classmate Julia is fighting for sex education in school.

Matched

Juana and Julia start to become rivals as Juana becomes a spokesperson for the sex education movement. At a party Juana bumps into Leandro.

Four Feet High (3/6)

Touched

A month later, Juana has become the poster-girl of the sex education movement. But she is worried, as her period is late.

Four Feet High (4/6)

Juana becomes the poster-girl of the sex education movement. But she has her own problems to deal with.

Alarmed

The students decide to occupy the school in their struggle for sex education. A reporter interviews Juana and she finally feels heard.

Four Feet High (6/6)

Awaken

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