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2020 | Color | 04:18

A portrait of the cycle of life on the Michoacán coast.


Country: México
Direction: Flores Correa; César
Script: Ayala; Paulina, Flores Correa; César
Production: Carranza Ireta; Jorge
Photography: Flores Correa; César
Sound: Flores Correa; César
Music: Blear Moon
Art direction: Jorge Carranza Ireta
Participation year at FICM: 2020

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