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I Look So Much Like You (2011)
Three grandmothers and three youngsters from the Sierra Norte, in Oaxaca, tell us how they use to be and which are their most intimate desires. The film portrays the path of three generations of women through their dreams and htrough the opportunities of their past, present and future.
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Three grandmothers and three youngsters from the Sierra Norte, in Oaxaca, tell us how they use to be and which are their most intimate desires. The film portrays the path of three generations of women through their dreams and htrough the opportunities of their past, present and future.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/26/2011
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