Warmi Pachakutik / Tiempo de mujeres
Four women dive through their work in art, politics activism and entrepreneurship, assuming their roles in community without leaving behind their commitment for change in espaces previously restricted and to assemble a new female identity embracing the Andina cosmo-existence.
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Four women dive through their work in art, politics activism and entrepreneurship, assuming their roles in community without leaving behind their commitment for change in espaces previously restricted and to assemble a new female identity embracing the Andina cosmo-existence.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:RUPAI Producciones
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