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During Ecuador’s blackouts, a filmmaker films his mother and grandmother, finding in the everyday a refuge from fear outside. An intimate essay on waiting and human bonds.
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During Ecuador’s blackouts, a filmmaker films his mother and grandmother, finding in the everyday a refuge from fear outside. An intimate essay on waiting and human bonds.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Carlos S. Mogro
Written By:Carlos S. Mogro, Ana Clara Rodríguez Dovat
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Studio:Amalgama Cine

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