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Retrato peruano del Perú
Eva is a young photographer who seeks to find herself in images. Miguel, a painter who has the magical power to transform the portrait of his clients and offer them what they want to be. Jhonny is a wandering Peruvian vendor who walks through Mexican streets offering stories and memories. These are three stories, about memory, common lives that have a path that unites them, the portrait of who they are and what they want to be.
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Eva is a young photographer who seeks to find herself in images. Miguel, a painter who has the magical power to transform the portrait of his clients and offer them what they want to be. Jhonny is a wandering Peruvian vendor who walks through Mexican streets offering stories and memories. These are three stories, about memory, common lives that have a path that unites them, the portrait of who they are and what they want to be.
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Runtime:73 minutes
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