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The Damned Rope
A creative fusion of music and storytelling inspired by the Zapotec rock band DIZÁ. Drawing from the richness of Zapotec culture and language, it invites audiences to reflect on the importance of preserving Indigenous heritage while celebrating its enduring legacy.
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A creative fusion of music and storytelling inspired by the Zapotec rock band DIZÁ. Drawing from the richness of Zapotec culture and language, it invites audiences to reflect on the importance of preserving Indigenous heritage while celebrating its enduring legacy.
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cinco Jaguar, Hola Films, Zynderia, Jacalito Films
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