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Death is Not a Place (You Can Go Back to) poster

Death is Not a Place (You Can Go Back to) 

Ten years after the death of her friend Lola, the filmmaker searches for a way to measure time. Through images, she traces a map of the present with echoes of the past: a tree, a dress, a group of friends.
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Ten years after the death of her friend Lola, the filmmaker searches for a way to measure time. Through images, she traces a map of the present with echoes of the past: a tree, a dress, a group of friends.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Helena Insinger
Written By:Helena Insinger
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:PISTA, Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)

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