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About this Event

“No one ever had to tell me I was different.” With these words, Juno describes in her diary the entire unbearable, unspoken misery of her existence as a girl who feels increasingly alienated from herself and her surroundings.Her “invisibility” offers her a comforting, albeit lonely, refuge, allowing her to move through the world like a friendly ghost—mostly unnoticed, sometimes at least tolerated as a harmless presence. Only her new friend Cosma observes her closely. And she asks precisely the unspoken questions that have clogged the lines of communication in Juno’s family for years: Why is your father strange? Are you ashamed of him? Is he ashamed of you? And: What happened to your mother?“…if my superpower is being invisible, her superpower is seeing the invisible.”