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Recuerdos de nuestras huertas 

An invitation to embark on a journey through the orchards of the Vega Baja region. Along the way, we meet the people who live there: María Dolores and Fulvia, who work in a large seedbed; Anel, who now tends her grandfather's fields and livestock. They all transport us and connect us to our own memories and our family history in different parts of the world.
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An invitation to embark on a journey through the orchards of the Vega Baja region. Along the way, we meet the people who live there: María Dolores and Fulvia, who work in a large seedbed; Anel, who now tends her grandfather's fields and livestock. They all transport us and connect us to our own memories and our family history in different parts of the world.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Daniel Tornero
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cinema en curs

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