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Letters to Eloisa (2020)
The story of José Lezama Lima and his rise as a literary figure in Cuba and his tragic end, alone and silenced in his Havana home.
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The story of José Lezama Lima and his rise as a literary figure in Cuba and his tragic end, alone and silenced in his Havana home.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/8/2020
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Runtime:62 minutes
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