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Vino la noche
2024 | Color | 95:00

A group of young adventurers sign up for one of the most challenging military training courses in Latin America. The program will turn them into fearsome warriors operating in the dangerous VRAEM region: an area with a military presence known for its heterogeneous armed groups, coca plants, and drug trafficking.


Country: España, México, Perú
Direction: Tizón; Paolo
Script: Tizón; Paolo
Production: Castro; Diana
Photography: Tizón; Paolo
Sound: Darch; Johnatan
Participation year at FICM: 2024

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