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The Dreams We Share
Imagine that by 2050, we succeed in stopping the planet's deterioration. This documentary follows groups from Mexico, Spain, and Germany as they fiercely defend their lands from industrial destruction and build a global network of resistance.
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Imagine that by 2050, we succeed in stopping the planet's deterioration. This documentary follows groups from Mexico, Spain, and Germany as they fiercely defend their lands from industrial destruction and build a global network of resistance.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Valentina Leduc Navarro
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:EFICINE 189, Salamandra Producciones
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