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Sachasandia
A young Wichi woman gets carried away by the creoles and her best friend’s discomfort. She rejects the ancient knowledge about the cooking of the sachasandia, a wild fruit that can be both food and a fatal poison.
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A young Wichi woman gets carried away by the creoles and her best friend’s discomfort. She rejects the ancient knowledge about the cooking of the sachasandia, a wild fruit that can be both food and a fatal poison.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniela Marinaro
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Caschi Cine
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