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Song Without a Name (2020)
Peru, at the height of the political crisis of the 1980s. Georgina is a young woman from the Andes whose newborn daughter is stolen at a fake health clinic. Her desperate search for the child leads her to the headquarters of a major newspaper, where she meets Pedro Campos, a lonely journalist who takes on the investigation. Based on a true story.
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Peru, at the height of the political crisis of the 1980s. Georgina is a young woman from the Andes whose newborn daughter is stolen at a fake health clinic. Her desperate search for the child leads her to the headquarters of a major newspaper, where she meets Pedro Campos, a lonely journalist who takes on the investigation. Based on a true story.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Michael White, Melina León
In Theaters:3/18/2020
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:La Vida Misma Films, Mgc Marketing, La Mula Producciones, Bord Cadre Films
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