Tocando en el silencio
A feature-length documentary that revolves around the question: Should one do it, or is it better to remain silent—as if one had done something wrong—like most people living with HIV/AIDS? It attempts to provide a fresh perspective on the issue of HIV/AIDS, one that is far removed from death and social prejudice.
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A feature-length documentary that revolves around the question: Should one do it, or is it better to remain silent—as if one had done something wrong—like most people living with HIV/AIDS? It attempts to provide a fresh perspective on the issue of HIV/AIDS, one that is far removed from death and social prejudice.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Luciano Zito
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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