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Viaje a la tierra del Quebracho
A boy is summoned, through a mythical character, to the past of an oppressed people, where a logging company exploits workers and forests alike. In his particular odyssey, he will witness events that will identify him with the history of different peoples who are one.
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A boy is summoned, through a mythical character, to the past of an oppressed people, where a logging company exploits workers and forests alike. In his particular odyssey, he will witness events that will identify him with the history of different peoples who are one.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Manuel Quiñones, Manuel Allende, Sandra Abate
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Espacio Santafesino
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