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Dolores looks for inspiration to write in the sculptures of the City of Buenos Aires. He presents his poetry for a patriotic event at the school where he teaches, but the principal rejects his proposal. Distraught, she continues observing old monuments until she finds the answer to her despair.
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Dolores looks for inspiration to write in the sculptures of the City of Buenos Aires. He presents his poetry for a patriotic event at the school where he teaches, but the principal rejects his proposal. Distraught, she continues observing old monuments until she finds the answer to her despair.

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Directed By:Sol Bugarin
Written By:Sol Bugarin, Joan Eleazar Skalski Ivaldi
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Runtime:6 minutes
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