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An indigenous leader assumes the defense of a community against a mining company; his determination leads to a personal confrontation with a corrupt government official, that will affect the lives of a journalist (Alicia) and a Kichwa photographer (Sayri).
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An indigenous leader assumes the defense of a community against a mining company; his determination leads to a personal confrontation with a corrupt government official, that will affect the lives of a journalist (Alicia) and a Kichwa photographer (Sayri).
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alberto Muenala
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:RunaCinema
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