Mirta Learns Statistics
Mirta Learns Statistics

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Mirta Learns Statistics

1991
Movie
20 min
Croatian

Mirta is trying to get away from her family and her everyday routine full of statistics. She runs away with her boyfriend to find a better place for living, but he has some “other” ideas of a “better place” and is willing to gamble in his own life to find it.

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Director: Ignacio RamonetGenres: Documentary, Educational

Plot Summary

This documentary follows Mirta, a young woman, as she navigates the world of statistics under the guidance of Ignacio Ramonet. It aims to demystify statistical concepts and demonstrate their relevance in everyday life and broader societal understanding. The film breaks down complex ideas into accessible explanations, making the subject engaging for a general audience.

Critical Reception

As an educational documentary, "Mirta Learns Statistics" was generally well-received for its clarity and approachability in explaining a complex subject. It was praised for making statistics accessible to a non-specialist audience, highlighting its practical applications. While not a mainstream film, it found its niche among educators and students seeking straightforward statistical instruction.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for demystifying statistics.

  • Effective in explaining complex concepts simply.

  • Valuable for educational purposes.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this niche documentary, but those available often highlight its success in making statistics understandable and relevant for viewers who might otherwise find the subject intimidating.

Fun Fact

The documentary was created by Ignacio Ramonet, a prominent French journalist and media theorist, known for his work with Le Monde Diplomatique, who also directed the film and appeared as an on-screen educator.

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