How we’re heard, how we raise our voice to be recognized, will for many be one of the essential discoveries in the continually unfurling magnitude of 2020. For some it’s through social media, for others it’s marching in the street, but for Cris, in Catalina Arroyave Restrepo’s breezily street-level debut “Days Of The Whale,” it’s found in the rattle and color of a can of spray paint. While filmed before *gestures at the world* this coming-of-age tale brims with the recognizable, head-swimming mix of young love and adolescent rebellion, and the charge that comes from standing up for your beliefs.

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