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Travesti Odyssey 

The last performance of the Travesía Travesti cabaret coincides with the Social Outbreak of October 18, 2019, in Chile. In the middle of the revolt, Anastasia tries to reunite the ex-members of a fractured cast, but Maraca, her best friend, does not want to continue with the work.
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The last performance of the Travesía Travesti cabaret coincides with the Social Outbreak of October 18, 2019, in Chile. In the middle of the revolt, Anastasia tries to reunite the ex-members of a fractured cast, but Maraca, her best friend, does not want to continue with the work.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Nicolás Videla
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Runtime:93 minutes
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