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Jose's Tango
José Ric is 103 years old and lives alone in his home in Toulouse. With great lucidity, he remembers his struggle and captivity during the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War in Zagan, Poland. José lives his old age independently and, despite the horror, continues to dream of a better world.
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José Ric is 103 years old and lives alone in his home in Toulouse. With great lucidity, he remembers his struggle and captivity during the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War in Zagan, Poland. José lives his old age independently and, despite the horror, continues to dream of a better world.
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Written By:Mario Verón
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