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Like a Sign
Inspired by the affair between Carlos Gardel and Ivonne Printemps, this story tells the quest of that unfinished love in today's Buenos Aires.
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Inspired by the affair between Carlos Gardel and Ivonne Printemps, this story tells the quest of that unfinished love in today's Buenos Aires.
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Music
Written By:Gabriel Feller
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:INCAA, Cine Argentino
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