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Before i die i choose death
“Before Dying I Prefer Death” is a documentary road movie about the bond between Malena and her father, El Poly (73), a musician exiled under the dictatorship. Marked by the disappearance of his brothers, El Poly carries grief that affects his daughters. Seeking to heal their relationship, they embark on one last trip in a yellow Chevy to fulfill El Poly’s wish: to find a home to live in.
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“Before Dying I Prefer Death” is a documentary road movie about the bond between Malena and her father, El Poly (73), a musician exiled under the dictatorship. Marked by the disappearance of his brothers, El Poly carries grief that affects his daughters. Seeking to heal their relationship, they embark on one last trip in a yellow Chevy to fulfill El Poly’s wish: to find a home to live in.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Malena Chabrol, Pablo Cruceño, Juan Pablo Gutiérrez
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Municipalidad de Córdoba, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CÓRDOBA
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