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Hanan Pacha
Hanan Pacha is a reflection, an analysis of Andean culture from its origins. The language used to convey ideas and emotions dispenses with narration or explanatory texts, as it is a film that adheres to a storyline based solely on images.
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Hanan Pacha is a reflection, an analysis of Andean culture from its origins. The language used to convey ideas and emotions dispenses with narration or explanatory texts, as it is a film that adheres to a storyline based solely on images.
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Written By:Cesar Vallejo Torres, Carlos Vallejo Torres, Henry Vallejo Torres
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Runtime:52 minutes
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