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La Bonga (2023)
Decades after they were forced to flee their village in the Colombian jungle, a community makes a poetically rendered return home.
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Decades after they were forced to flee their village in the Colombian jungle, a community makes a poetically rendered return home.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/2/2023
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Runtime:77 minutes
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