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La Jerusalem argentina
In Moisés Ville, a small rural town in the Province of Santa Fe, the last descendants of the mythical Jewish gauchos have undertaken the fight against oblivion: they treasure the relics of the pioneers in an impressive museum, they accompany tourists through the empty synagogues and they recall the Jewish flavors buying leicaj at the bakery. Meanwhile, everyone is eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Cultural Integration Festival, the event that defines this exotic corner of the world.
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In Moisés Ville, a small rural town in the Province of Santa Fe, the last descendants of the mythical Jewish gauchos have undertaken the fight against oblivion: they treasure the relics of the pioneers in an impressive museum, they accompany tourists through the empty synagogues and they recall the Jewish flavors buying leicaj at the bakery. Meanwhile, everyone is eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Cultural Integration Festival, the event that defines this exotic corner of the world.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Iván Cherjovsky, Melina Serber
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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