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Looking for the roots of their identity, a group of film students travel to Maracaibo to deepen their bonds with their country through the story of Manuel Trujillo Durán, the first venezuelan filmmaker
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Looking for the roots of their identity, a group of film students travel to Maracaibo to deepen their bonds with their country through the story of Manuel Trujillo Durán, the first venezuelan filmmaker
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