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Las voces de Pablo
In 2013, Pablo Murúa, son of Argentine actor and director Lautaro Murúa, died. Driven by the need to heal a bond fractured for years, his son Gonzalo decided to embark on a journey through the history of the "ungovernable" Pablo. In a reconstruction of his own and others' memories, Gonzalo delves into what he believes constitutes his father: the stories he never published.
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In 2013, Pablo Murúa, son of Argentine actor and director Lautaro Murúa, died. Driven by the need to heal a bond fractured for years, his son Gonzalo decided to embark on a journey through the history of the "ungovernable" Pablo. In a reconstruction of his own and others' memories, Gonzalo delves into what he believes constitutes his father: the stories he never published.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gonzalo Murúa Losada
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Obsidiana Films
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