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Istmo 

Construction of a story between a father and a daughter, as a documentary essay, investigating the history of the town of Federación, Entre Ríos and its consequences, which have directly affected its inhabitants and the protagonists of this documentary. The film takes place on a journey through the personal construction of a space that the filmmaker did not know and the exploration of an inherited memory, as well as the story and memories of historical and personal events by her father.
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Construction of a story between a father and a daughter, as a documentary essay, investigating the history of the town of Federación, Entre Ríos and its consequences, which have directly affected its inhabitants and the protagonists of this documentary. The film takes place on a journey through the personal construction of a space that the filmmaker did not know and the exploration of an inherited memory, as well as the story and memories of historical and personal events by her father.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Estefanía Santiago
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Bosque Producciones

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