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Hermanas 

A poetic approach to a collection of over 400 slides from a religious school in Santa Fe. An open-minded exploration of the nuns as cheerful and enthusiastic figures and their lives in cloister, or not so much in cloister. An invitation to enter a timeless haven of tranquility, surrounded by gardens and friends.
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A poetic approach to a collection of over 400 slides from a religious school in Santa Fe. An open-minded exploration of the nuns as cheerful and enthusiastic figures and their lives in cloister, or not so much in cloister. An invitation to enter a timeless haven of tranquility, surrounded by gardens and friends.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Natalia Enriquez, Mateo Quesada
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Instituto Superior de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales de Santa Fe

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