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The Voice of Silence
A documentary feature film that registers different survival struggles between Mexico City and Oaxaca after two enormous earthquakes tragically shaked the country in 2017, and speaks about how these events exposed corruption, criminality, injustice and a distorted social perception of reality in this Latin American country.
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A documentary feature film that registers different survival struggles between Mexico City and Oaxaca after two enormous earthquakes tragically shaked the country in 2017, and speaks about how these events exposed corruption, criminality, injustice and a distorted social perception of reality in this Latin American country.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jorge Uruchurtu
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Cultura Colectiva, National Geographic Channels International
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