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El río 

A doc-travel log that goes through past and present of the vast Amazon region, the largest hydrographic territory on the planet, in which humid forests and ancestral cultures coexist resisting the advance of the transnational domain,
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A doc-travel log that goes through past and present of the vast Amazon region, the largest hydrographic territory on the planet, in which humid forests and ancestral cultures coexist resisting the advance of the transnational domain,

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Cristián Tàpies
Written By:Cristián Tàpies, Ferrán Cabrero i Miret
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Runtime:71 minutes
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