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La otra mirada 

Aimé sees her reflection in the mirror and does not recognize herself. After several days of moving, she allows herself to look at herself. Objects such as a camera, a mirror and a window will push her to go through a rediscovery of pleasure and the transformation of her body. Themes that have always been recurrent in her head and that she decides to show through an audiovisual journey that she will undertake.
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Aimé sees her reflection in the mirror and does not recognize herself. After several days of moving, she allows herself to look at herself. Objects such as a camera, a mirror and a window will push her to go through a rediscovery of pleasure and the transformation of her body. Themes that have always been recurrent in her head and that she decides to show through an audiovisual journey that she will undertake.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Luciana Cilio
Written By:Florencia Pirovani, Luciana Cilio
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