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Gone with the River
Dauna dared to be different. She faced the ancestral practices of her culture and she paid the price. She made decisions which made herself suffer and others as well. Without giving up before defeats and loses, these led her to reconcile and become part of a legend herself. The film is spoken in Warao language.
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Dauna dared to be different. She faced the ancestral practices of her culture and she paid the price. She made decisions which made herself suffer and others as well. Without giving up before defeats and loses, these led her to reconcile and become part of a legend herself. The film is spoken in Warao language.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alejandro Aragón, Mario Crespo, Isabel Lorenz
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Runtime:104 minutes
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