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¿Cómo se siente la tristeza?

A writer and a painter engage in soulful reflections on the essence of art, the boundless realms of freedom, and the melancholic depths of sorrow.

Runtime: 8m
Genres: Drama
Country: Peru
Language: Spanish

Direction and writing

Jose LizamaDirector

Mariano ValcárcelScript Supervisor

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Junior BagliettoÉl
Karla TruyenqueElla

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