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Woman on Fire
Marina lands her first leading role, but the pandemic takes it away from her. Frustrated and lost, she meets a socio-environmental activist who confronts her own prejudices as she decides whether to take to the streets to defend her territory or follow her dream.
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Marina lands her first leading role, but the pandemic takes it away from her. Frustrated and lost, she meets a socio-environmental activist who confronts her own prejudices as she decides whether to take to the streets to defend her territory or follow her dream.
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Written By:Ignacio Ascúa, Milena Abril Beltrame, Ignacio Piotti
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Tercio Films
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