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Memoria del fuego

Year: 2018 Documentary Runtime: 6 min

Overview

A short documentary, inspired by Eduardo Galeano: a short trip in rhythms, sounds and atmospheres in a cuban cigar factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.

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Documentary

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