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Sorrowful Memory 

More than ten years after the armed confrontation that took place just steps from our home, the violence stemming from drug trafficking has settled in our home in the form of an apparent peace that comes from silence. Silence tries to impose itself on our lives, but I urge my family to remove the damage.
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More than ten years after the armed confrontation that took place just steps from our home, the violence stemming from drug trafficking has settled in our home in the form of an apparent peace that comes from silence. Silence tries to impose itself on our lives, but I urge my family to remove the damage.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Enrique G. Venegas
Written By:Enrique G. Venegas
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Pantallazul, Fomento al Cine Mexicano (FOCINE)

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