After two presentations of the work which went on satisfactorily, we can conclude on some points, as the fact that the first presentation was key to developing the documentary into a more sophisticated one, listening to the critiques from the other groups. We had to cut off scenes who's audio was far too distorted and loud due to the live filming at the streets, include subtitles, include a soundtrack which I managed to download, and insert another B-roll footage at the start of the documentary.

After the second viewing (the official one) we had also final cuts to make, which we are currently developing, as including music on selected parts, cutting off rough edges which seem lagged, and shortening specific B-rolls.

We have managed to create a jounalistic, proffessional texture throughout the short documentary, because of the formal interviews, key B-roll, and straight forward phrases which convey directly what the film is about, as:
"There is no solution to this problem..."