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Nadia is a Haitian biologist living in Cuba, researching local wildlife. Until she receives a visit from deep waters, and the Cuban forest begins to speak in other languages. On that day, Haiti never seemed so far from Nadia.
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Nadia is a Haitian biologist living in Cuba, researching local wildlife. Until she receives a visit from deep waters, and the Cuban forest begins to speak in other languages. On that day, Haiti never seemed so far from Nadia.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Luiza Calagian, Rosa Caldeira
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Ursana Filmes, Maloka Filmes, Kinolakay, Mata Fechada Filmes, Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión (EICTV)
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