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A film director sets out to find locations for his new film. With that goal in mind, he embarks on a journey to the northwest of Santa Fe, the area where his father filmed his debut 45 years earlier and where he intends to make the one he's currently working on.
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A film director sets out to find locations for his new film. With that goal in mind, he embarks on a journey to the northwest of Santa Fe, the area where his father filmed his debut 45 years earlier and where he intends to make the one he's currently working on.
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Fuara Fundación Audiovisual
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