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The filmmaker’s grandfather and his best friend emigrated from Spain to South America when they were young. After years of friendship, they made a pact. A film about oral history, human remains, bureaucracy and embodiment.
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The filmmaker’s grandfather and his best friend emigrated from Spain to South America when they were young. After years of friendship, they made a pact. A film about oral history, human remains, bureaucracy and embodiment.
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Genre:Documentary, Drama, Family
Written By:Ruth Somalo
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Runtime:13 minutes
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