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En la cuna del aire
In a misty and cold village of Valderredible (Cantabria), four children, the only ones left in the town, as well as other locals, tell of their dreams and desires in front of the camera. The documentary reflects on the danger of disappearance of the rural world.
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In a misty and cold village of Valderredible (Cantabria), four children, the only ones left in the town, as well as other locals, tell of their dreams and desires in front of the camera. The documentary reflects on the danger of disappearance of the rural world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Rodolfo Montero de Palacio
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Cre-Acción Films, Producciones Líquidas
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