Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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This inspiring work explores the story of a group of veteran women from the Santa Cristina Rowing Club. The production combines documentary and fiction, revealing the poetic side of these women's work, who find in rowing a way to stay active and united in the face of life's challenges. Through intimate interviews and scenes of training and competition, the documentary shows how they defy the barriers of time and age thanks to their passion for rowing.
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This inspiring work explores the story of a group of veteran women from the Santa Cristina Rowing Club. The production combines documentary and fiction, revealing the poetic side of these women's work, who find in rowing a way to stay active and united in the face of life's challenges. Through intimate interviews and scenes of training and competition, the documentary shows how they defy the barriers of time and age thanks to their passion for rowing.

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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Directed By:Adán Aguilar
Written By:Adán Aguilar
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Studio:Kalaxy Stage & Films (ES)

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