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Bitter Gold
Set in the extinct world of artisan mining in North Chile, this neo western centers the struggles and empowerment of a young woman, fighting to keep the family business against patriarchal structures and the law of the jungle.
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Set in the extinct world of artisan mining in North Chile, this neo western centers the struggles and empowerment of a young woman, fighting to keep the family business against patriarchal structures and the law of the jungle.
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Genre:Western, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Francisco Hervé, Moisés Sepúlveda, María Luisa Furché, Agustín Toscano, Nicolás Wellmann
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Juntos Films, plotlessfilm, Tarkiofilm, Whisky Content
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