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O meu nome é Camba
A journey to discover the life and work of Julio Camba (Vilanova de Arousa, 1884 – Madrid, 1962), one of the most popular Spanish journalists of the 20th century. In this documentary, we travel through memory, the testimonies of biographers, experts, journalists, actors, actresses, and friends, as well as readings of articles written by Julio Camba in the different cities around the world where he lived and worked: Buenos Aires, Istanbul, London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Lisbon, and New York.
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A journey to discover the life and work of Julio Camba (Vilanova de Arousa, 1884 – Madrid, 1962), one of the most popular Spanish journalists of the 20th century. In this documentary, we travel through memory, the testimonies of biographers, experts, journalists, actors, actresses, and friends, as well as readings of articles written by Julio Camba in the different cities around the world where he lived and worked: Buenos Aires, Istanbul, London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Lisbon, and New York.
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Written By:Aser Álvarez
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