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Kosice hidroespacial 

With a career spanning more than 70 years, Gyula Kosice is one of the most renowned contemporary art artists in Latin America. The film portrays the sculptor and poet in the construction of his own myth, revealing the person who supports it.
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With a career spanning more than 70 years, Gyula Kosice is one of the most renowned contemporary art artists in Latin America. The film portrays the sculptor and poet in the construction of his own myth, revealing the person who supports it.

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Directed By:Gabriel Saie
Written By:Gabriel Saie
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Box Office:$536
Runtime:65 minutes
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