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Gunnawin has returned for a few days to Sierra Nevada. She is a university student in Bogotá and is not willing to stay and accept Nawingumu’s courtship. However, the final decision goes through the Mamo. Framed in the majestic landscape of the mountains and the customs of the Arhuaco people, Kun Bi is a forceful dialogue between those who stay and those who leave.
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Gunnawin has returned for a few days to Sierra Nevada. She is a university student in Bogotá and is not willing to stay and accept Nawingumu’s courtship. However, the final decision goes through the Mamo. Framed in the majestic landscape of the mountains and the customs of the Arhuaco people, Kun Bi is a forceful dialogue between those who stay and those who leave.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Agamenon Quintero, Jorge Eliecer Alfaro
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Malintzin 14, Blond Indian Films
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