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The Jarana’s Journey 

In a dystopian Mexico, Ana meets a strange young musician that will take her to inquire into her family past. Would it be possible to change the present?
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In a dystopian Mexico, Ana meets a strange young musician that will take her to inquire into her family past. Would it be possible to change the present?

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Directed By:Ezequiel Reyes
Written By:Ezequiel Reyes, Raúl Sanabria
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)

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