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Sheep, Marriage and Smuggling 

The Marisco family is the last habitants of a Navarrese valley near the border with France. Once the bosses of smuggling, they're now only ranchers and this year Juan and Carmen celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary.
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The Marisco family is the last habitants of a Navarrese valley near the border with France. Once the bosses of smuggling, they're now only ranchers and this year Juan and Carmen celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Andrés Salaberri
Written By:Andrés Salaberri
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Es Cine, En Buen Sitio Producciones

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