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How ten teenagers experience time and love

Ten teenagers from different corners of Mexico share their most intimate feelings on love, loss, and the passing of time.

This video is the pilot for Generation Z, a documentary series exploring the world of teenagers, conducted by teenagers.

Video by Mónica, Jesús, Alfredo, Alan, Itzel, Citlalli, Alejandro, Yuri, María and Victoria

Produced by Luna Marán, Ana Catala and Anna Bressanin

23 February 2022

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