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Consuelo
Presented as a documentary, the film revolves around scenes from the life of Consuelo, a 71 year-old widow, captured through the lens of her grandchild for what she claims to be a school project. The two women speak and interact as they work together to make the film. Along the way, they reveal to one another the small desperate ways they hold onto things that have since slipped away from their grasp.
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Presented as a documentary, the film revolves around scenes from the life of Consuelo, a 71 year-old widow, captured through the lens of her grandchild for what she claims to be a school project. The two women speak and interact as they work together to make the film. Along the way, they reveal to one another the small desperate ways they hold onto things that have since slipped away from their grasp.
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