
Lea Marks
as Azul
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Azul tries to break the patriarchal structures of the society while going out in a night club. Leeway is a film in which Azul seeks distraction from her working environment, which is male-dominated. She goes out with her friend Layla, but in the club she is bothered by men, because of that she is not able to fully enjoy the evening. She tries to get over it, but then something happens that makes it a lot more difficult. The story is brought to life by director Nikki Dietz. With a runtime of 9 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.