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A young filmmaker explores his parents' frayed relationship through old archive videos, poems and songs, as they prepare for the sale of their old family home in Guatire and their impending separation.
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A young filmmaker explores his parents' frayed relationship through old archive videos, poems and songs, as they prepare for the sale of their old family home in Guatire and their impending separation.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Fernando Alva
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Studio:Escuela Nacional de Cine
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