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Beirut – Buenos Aires – Beirut
Grace is a woman of Lebanese origin who lives in Buenos Aires. One day her great-aunt confides a secret to her: Mohammed, her father, Verónica's great-grandfather, did not die in Argentina but returned to Lebanon, her country of origin, and abandoned the family she had formed here. Angry at his departure, everyone cut off communication with him. Verónica, moved by this discovery, decides to investigate Mohammed's life.
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Grace is a woman of Lebanese origin who lives in Buenos Aires. One day her great-aunt confides a secret to her: Mohammed, her father, Verónica's great-grandfather, did not die in Argentina but returned to Lebanon, her country of origin, and abandoned the family she had formed here. Angry at his departure, everyone cut off communication with him. Verónica, moved by this discovery, decides to investigate Mohammed's life.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
Written By:Hernán Belón, Grace Spinelli
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Cactus Cine, Al Jazeera Documentary Channel, San Luis Cine, INCAA
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