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Ndu’na, sketches for building a home
During the construction of a house, my father reflects on family, belonging, the notion of “home” and the search for his place in the world.
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During the construction of a house, my father reflects on family, belonging, the notion of “home” and the search for his place in the world.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:La Va y Viene Productora
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