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José, a young indigenous man, is torn between leaving his community to study and get ahead, or staying in his tribe, protecting his culture and dedicating himself to traditional activities, including smuggling, and must make a decision that will mark his destiny.
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José, a young indigenous man, is torn between leaving his community to study and get ahead, or staying in his tribe, protecting his culture and dedicating himself to traditional activities, including smuggling, and must make a decision that will mark his destiny.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Fahrenheit Films
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