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Bajudh (2024)

The vision, the struggle and the resistance of a Tének girl to make her way to the privilege of being the first flying woman of the dance Bixom T'iw or Dance of the Sparrowhawk in a world where only men have the right to fly.
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The vision, the struggle and the resistance of a Tének girl to make her way to the privilege of being the first flying woman of the dance Bixom T'iw or Dance of the Sparrowhawk in a world where only men have the right to fly.

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Written By:Carlos Matienzo Serment, Armando Herbert Zúñiga
In Theaters:10/13/2024
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)

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