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The Daughter of Both Women 

Catalan teenager Iona hates her mother, and she lets us know it right at the start of this short film, which she co-directed. She reads from her diaries to tell us about her early teens, against the backdrop of a rapid montage of her photographs and videos.
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Catalan teenager Iona hates her mother, and she lets us know it right at the start of this short film, which she co-directed. She reads from her diaries to tell us about her early teens, against the backdrop of a rapid montage of her photographs and videos.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Nora Alberdi Odriozola
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

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