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Zero: The Magazine That Brought a Country Out of the Closet 

A documentary that tells the story of the famous Zero magazine. It had great relevance in its time, and it chronicles how from its pages the magazine fought to achieve more civil rights for the gay collective.
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A documentary that tells the story of the famous Zero magazine. It had great relevance in its time, and it chronicles how from its pages the magazine fought to achieve more civil rights for the gay collective.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Diego Sabanés
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Asimétrica Films, Comunidad de Madrid, Movistar Plus, Racconto

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