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An analysis of a female participation in the Colombian guerrilla. The documentary gives voice to the victims who ended up joining the FARC after being abducted and generally have a family murdered.
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An analysis of a female participation in the Colombian guerrilla. The documentary gives voice to the victims who ended up joining the FARC after being abducted and generally have a family murdered.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Patrizia Landi
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