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Frida Kahlo
A biopic that invites you to submerge emotionally in the silent and abstract world of Frida. Where we enter beyond her life as an artist, or wife of her great master, Diego Rivera. This is a diving to the darkest depths of her pain, her fear, her love and withering. An minimalist look! A time travel through the story of the greatest Latin artist of all time. Feelings and emotions under the skin that take us to see through all that colors, happiness, self portraits, strength and empowerment.
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A biopic that invites you to submerge emotionally in the silent and abstract world of Frida. Where we enter beyond her life as an artist, or wife of her great master, Diego Rivera. This is a diving to the darkest depths of her pain, her fear, her love and withering. An minimalist look! A time travel through the story of the greatest Latin artist of all time. Feelings and emotions under the skin that take us to see through all that colors, happiness, self portraits, strength and empowerment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ingrïd Pedroza
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