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The Souls
Estela feels the soul of her mother, who sends her messages in dreams. Pain, blindness and memory loss isolate Estela in a hostile territory. Her soul is ill. Immersed in the desert that consumes her, she coexists with the living, the dead and her ghosts.
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Estela feels the soul of her mother, who sends her messages in dreams. Pain, blindness and memory loss isolate Estela in a hostile territory. Her soul is ill. Immersed in the desert that consumes her, she coexists with the living, the dead and her ghosts.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Laura Basombrío
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Fuega Cine, Arde Cine
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