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Terres d'arròs
Social documentary about the rice cultivation crisis in Valencia. The dialectic that the montage establishes between the visual and sound aspects is adapted to its narrative structure: manual labor versus mechanization, agricultural labor versus language, culture, and folklore.
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Social documentary about the rice cultivation crisis in Valencia. The dialectic that the montage establishes between the visual and sound aspects is adapted to its narrative structure: manual labor versus mechanization, agricultural labor versus language, culture, and folklore.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alfred Ramos, Joan Vergara
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Agost 72 - Grup de Cinema Valencià
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