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Experimental documentary that reflects the historical and socioeconomic situation of rice cultivation in Valencia and its crisis, while researching the material production process, both of this agricultural product and of the means of expression used: cinema.
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Experimental documentary that reflects the historical and socioeconomic situation of rice cultivation in Valencia and its crisis, while researching the material production process, both of this agricultural product and of the means of expression used: cinema.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Manuel Garí, José Gandía Casimiro, Francesc Pérez Moragón
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