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In All My Journeys I Am Returning
19th-century Colombia. Karl and Petronella, a young Swedish couple, sail in search of fortune. The river carries them through desolate lands ravaged by the independence war. Their adventure loses its course, slowly swallowed by a strange and distorted time in which nothing but the reflection of their nostalgia and the ghost of the alienating unknown remains.
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19th-century Colombia. Karl and Petronella, a young Swedish couple, sail in search of fortune. The river carries them through desolate lands ravaged by the independence war. Their adventure loses its course, slowly swallowed by a strange and distorted time in which nothing but the reflection of their nostalgia and the ghost of the alienating unknown remains.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Manuel Ponce de León, César Jaimes, Jerónimo Uribe
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Los Niños Films, Mito Films, Chakalaka Films, TGF productions AB
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