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María Laura is a woman who undertakes a struggle against the symbolic death implied by the invisibility of being trans. She reconstructs her identity while rescuing the history of her ancestors from oblivion.
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María Laura is a woman who undertakes a struggle against the symbolic death implied by the invisibility of being trans. She reconstructs her identity while rescuing the history of her ancestors from oblivion.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Camila Belen Lopez
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:INCAA, ENERC
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