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An old man tries to return to the homeland of his childhood torn away by war. A young man tries to reach the Moon. Both impossible routes intertwine to remind us that the journey has no end. Where are we when we travel? Time does not exist.
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An old man tries to return to the homeland of his childhood torn away by war. A young man tries to reach the Moon. Both impossible routes intertwine to remind us that the journey has no end. Where are we when we travel? Time does not exist.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Juan Manuel Ruiz Jiménez, Paolo Aguilar Boschetti, Alejandro Pérez Castellanos, Daniel Vidal Toche
Written By:Daniel Vidal Toche, Juan Manuel Ruiz Jiménez, Paolo Aguilar Boschetti, Alejandro Pérez Castellanos
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