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Un Año sin Primavera
A young Mexican woman crosses the South American lands of Chile and Bolivia, the cold of autumn intermingles in her thoughts with feminist movements and the nostalgia to return. With an intimate look, she collects her experiences that transform her and return her to the spring cycle.
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A young Mexican woman crosses the South American lands of Chile and Bolivia, the cold of autumn intermingles in her thoughts with feminist movements and the nostalgia to return. With an intimate look, she collects her experiences that transform her and return her to the spring cycle.
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