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Guadalupe, Silberius de Ura, and Sampe live in three different villages, each with very different personal backgrounds. Yet they share something: it is in the landscapes they inhabit that they find the motivation and inspiration guiding their respective journeys.
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Guadalupe, Silberius de Ura, and Sampe live in three different villages, each with very different personal backgrounds. Yet they share something: it is in the landscapes they inhabit that they find the motivation and inspiration guiding their respective journeys.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Manu Arzá, Álvar Alonso
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Asociación Colectivo Tribu
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