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El Mapa de la Malatierra
A young girl embarks on a journey through the desert with her photographer father to track down and photograph an elusive chameleon thought to be extinct, but when their guide is bitten by a deadly snake and forced to amputate his own hand with a machete, their quest for a rare creature becomes a test for the girl’s resilience and wits.
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A young girl embarks on a journey through the desert with her photographer father to track down and photograph an elusive chameleon thought to be extinct, but when their guide is bitten by a deadly snake and forced to amputate his own hand with a machete, their quest for a rare creature becomes a test for the girl’s resilience and wits.
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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Written By:María Amparo Escandón
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Be Qu Films, Redrum, The Other Truth Productions
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