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Going North 

Rodrigo is 27 years old, and a few fewer teeth are the least of the consequences his addictions have brought to him. In an attempt to rehabilitate himself, he travels to the north of the country accompanied by Natalia, his sister, who carries a camera on her shoulder throughout the entire process. While they both tell their story, they embark on an intimate and lacerating exodus that confronts them with the depths of their family and relationship. A challenging healing process where brotherly love is the only compass that allows to find the north.
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Rodrigo is 27 years old, and a few fewer teeth are the least of the consequences his addictions have brought to him. In an attempt to rehabilitate himself, he travels to the north of the country accompanied by Natalia, his sister, who carries a camera on her shoulder throughout the entire process. While they both tell their story, they embark on an intimate and lacerating exodus that confronts them with the depths of their family and relationship. A challenging healing process where brotherly love is the only compass that allows to find the north.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Natalia Bermúdez
Written By:Natalia Bermúdez
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC), Casa Vermella

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