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QONOQ: What We Eat
In a fantastical and anachronistic world, Huashi visits Roqshelashé’s palace on behalf of the Qom community. Tired of oppression, the indigenous people demand an end to the exploitation of their territory.
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In a fantastical and anachronistic world, Huashi visits Roqshelashé’s palace on behalf of the Qom community. Tired of oppression, the indigenous people demand an end to the exploitation of their territory.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Mario Caporali
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Croto Films, Espacio Santafesino, Amado, AltoPic Productora
Cast
Mario Caporali
Director
Yani Giovannetti
Roqshelashé
Eva Shin
Roqshelashé (voice)
Aylén Janis Pedraza
Huashi
Mariela Huatashi Celma
Huashi (voice)
Luciana Gismondi
Benedicta
Jimena Domínguez
Benedicta (voice)
Omar Serra
Reina Madre
Alexis Muiños Woodward
El Profesor Lund
Mario Caporali
El Profesor Lund / El Inquisidor (voice)
Diego Bosch
Tahiel
Rocío Fernández Bianchimano
El Inquisidor / El Partenaire
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