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Ita's voice tells anecdotes of her life about close losses, which allows us to glimpse her fears and her relationship with oblivion, while she reflects on the similarities between decomposition, life and cinema.
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Ita's voice tells anecdotes of her life about close losses, which allows us to glimpse her fears and her relationship with oblivion, while she reflects on the similarities between decomposition, life and cinema.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Carmen Lanzi Giannoni, Martina Ocampo, Juana González Posse
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Capricho
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