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After finding some unrevealed negatives that belonged to his grandfather, the director begins an investigation to unearth the stories of his ancestors, motivated by the question about the influence of the past on the present and the fragility of memory that disintegrates over time.
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After finding some unrevealed negatives that belonged to his grandfather, the director begins an investigation to unearth the stories of his ancestors, motivated by the question about the influence of the past on the present and the fragility of memory that disintegrates over time.
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Written By:Sabrina Alonso
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Runtime:10 minutes
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