That Other White Jungle
The mourning for a father and the absences, intertwined with what remains. Letters, written by birds that used to visit the filmmaker when she was a child, now reveal secrets to her son, whom she watches grow up.
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The mourning for a father and the absences, intertwined with what remains. Letters, written by birds that used to visit the filmmaker when she was a child, now reveal secrets to her son, whom she watches grow up.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Teresa Arredondo, Sofía Hansen, Roberto Collío
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Runtime:65 minutes
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