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Casa de teatro y el cine
Boy and girls from the Centro Educativo Las Americas in Santo Domingo interviews Arturo Rodriguez Fernandez at Casa de teatro in the colonial zone of the city about cinema.
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Boy and girls from the Centro Educativo Las Americas in Santo Domingo interviews Arturo Rodriguez Fernandez at Casa de teatro in the colonial zone of the city about cinema.
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Runtime:20 minutes
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