Havana: The New Art of Making Ruins
The final moments of Havana's buildings seen through the eyes of their inhabitants: before they are renovated - or collapsed altogether.
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The final moments of Havana's buildings seen through the eyes of their inhabitants: before they are renovated - or collapsed altogether.
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Genre:History, Documentary
Written By:Florian Borchmeyer
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:raros media
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