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Wild Chrysanthemums Between the Pages of My Journal I Put a Flower
Miranda is a university student working on a thesis on haiku, with an experimental twist that her advisor doesn't understand. She also bought a painting of the sea that is losing water.
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Miranda is a university student working on a thesis on haiku, with an experimental twist that her advisor doesn't understand. She also bought a painting of the sea that is losing water.
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Written By:Valeria Díaz
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Escuela Nacional de Artes Cinematográficas (ENAC), UNAM
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