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El hombre que diseñó España
Graphic designer and multidisciplinary artist José María Cruz Novillo redesigned Spain's corporate image as the country transformed itself and tried to move into the future.
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Graphic designer and multidisciplinary artist José María Cruz Novillo redesigned Spain's corporate image as the country transformed itself and tried to move into the future.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Andrea G. Bermejo, Miguel Larraya
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Llanero Films
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