The Enduring Beauty of “Persepolis”
This powerful story shines with poetic animation, an exploration of deeper truths, and the protagonist's complex search for identity.
Sueños de América
Four men enter a house separately in the darkness of night and meet there, much to their surprise. Two (Giovanni Ciccia and Renzo Schuller) are there to make love in secret from the homeowner, the mother of one of them, and the other two (Picho and Miguel Iza) are there to steal in complicity with Gisela, the housekeeper who is anxiously talking on the phone.
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Four men enter a house separately in the darkness of night and meet there, much to their surprise. Two (Giovanni Ciccia and Renzo Schuller) are there to make love in secret from the homeowner, the mother of one of them, and the other two (Picho and Miguel Iza) are there to steal in complicity with Gisela, the housekeeper who is anxiously talking on the phone.
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