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Alcira y el campo de espigas
Alcira Soust Scaffo is a Uruguayan poet who became a legend by hiding in a bathroom for the 12 days that the Mexican army occupied a university in 1968. A woman whose life oscillated between delirium and sanity, between rooftops, trees and houses. A forgotten and unforgettable poet.
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Alcira Soust Scaffo is a Uruguayan poet who became a legend by hiding in a bathroom for the 12 days that the Mexican army occupied a university in 1968. A woman whose life oscillated between delirium and sanity, between rooftops, trees and houses. A forgotten and unforgettable poet.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Agustín Fernández Gabard
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Runtime:86 minutes
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Cast
Agustín Fernández Gabard
Director
Alcira Soust Scaffo
Self
Sulma Soust
Self - Sister
Marlene Yacobazzo
Self - Pupil
Ángela Soust
Self - Niece
Annunziata Rossi
Self - Friend
Carlos Landeros
Self - Friend
Pablo Cueto
Self - Friend
Jorge Martínez Stack
Self - Friend
Alfredo López Austin
Self - Friend
Salomé Bolaño
Self - Friend
Ruth Peza
Self - Friend
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