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Guantanamera (1996)
During the 'Special Period', the members of a funeral procession cross paths with truckdrivers who have to take the same route, and begin to talk about God and the world. They discover that life for both groups has many similarities, as well as a lot of differences.
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During the 'Special Period', the members of a funeral procession cross paths with truckdrivers who have to take the same route, and begin to talk about God and the world. They discover that life for both groups has many similarities, as well as a lot of differences.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Eliseo Alberto , Juan Carlos Tabío, Tomás Gutiérrez Alea
In Theaters:1/18/1996
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Runtime:105 minutes
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