The documentary about best girl students of Senegal, I Want to Be Gazelle (Quiero ser una gacela) by Ana Rodríguez Rosell, will be screen tomorrow at the I've Seen Films International Festival, held in Milan, Italy.

The documentary film I Want to Be a Gazelle (Quiero ser una gacela) by Ana Rodríguez Rosell, nominated for the I've Seen Films International Festival, is going to be screened on October 5th at 18,00 at the Gnomo Milano Cinema in Milan, Italy. I Want to Be a Gazelle (Quiero ser una gacela) competes for the ICFilms Best Documentary Film Award.

I Want to Be a Gazelle by Ana Rodríguez Rosell is about the lives of a bunch of girls at a Senegalese school for the best students in this African country. The documentary film I Want to Be a Gazelle was nominated, along with the fiction short film The Second Awakening of Blindness (El segundo amanecer de la ceguera) by Mauricio Franco, which was screened last October 2nd, for the Official Competition at the I've Seen Films. This festival is supported by the Rutger Hauer Starfish Association, promoted by the famous Dutch actor Rutger Hauer.