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Ensamble Patagonia
Overview
Through moving and detailed testimonies, the documentary explores the significant Chilote heritage in the architecture of an emerging Patagonia at the end of the 19th century.
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Cast
Valentina Cárdenas Espinoza
Narrator (voice)
María Angélica Altamirano
Self
Gloria Águila Barría
Self
Adelaida Ojeda Pedraza
Self
Joyce Sutherland Cárdenas
Self
Anselmo Cárdenas Melgarejo
Self
Pilar Mansilla Giner
Self
Jeanette Cárdenas Mansilla
Self
Marcela Alcaíno Mansilla
Self
Claudio Thimeos Barrientos
Self
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