Anarkos
A story of pain and misery, a human theme and of palpitating actuality. It expresses all the anguish that the poet put into the song. This film was withdrawn from the billboard six days after its first screening.
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A story of pain and misery, a human theme and of palpitating actuality. It expresses all the anguish that the poet put into the song. This film was withdrawn from the billboard six days after its first screening.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roberto Saá Silva
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Studio:Compañía Filmadora de Medellín
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