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1939. Juan, a city-bred librarian, decides to help his uncle with the family ranch in the countryside, heading south to honor his creole lineage.
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1939. Juan, a city-bred librarian, decides to help his uncle with the family ranch in the countryside, heading south to honor his creole lineage.
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Genre:Western, Drama
Written By:Jorge Luis Borges, Martín Falco
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:El Delirio Cine, Cortos Corte, Trovador Sound Design and Music
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