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September 19th
Jorge loses his wife and daughter in the 1985 earthquake; the tragedy drives him to become a rescuer—a way, he believes, to save his own family—and he goes on to experience disasters all over the world. He attempts to foster a culture of prevention, though with little success; then, in 2017, he is put to the test once again, facing the greatest tragedy of his life.
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Jorge loses his wife and daughter in the 1985 earthquake; the tragedy drives him to become a rescuer—a way, he believes, to save his own family—and he goes on to experience disasters all over the world. He attempts to foster a culture of prevention, though with little success; then, in 2017, he is put to the test once again, facing the greatest tragedy of his life.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Antonio Bribiesca Ayala
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:The Basulto Company, Manosanta Studios, Fullmix Studio Post, Liebsted Films, Digital Post
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