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Nerva 3177

Nerva 3177 is a 2026 ecological documentary film directed by Matías Boero Lutz, co-produced by Spain and Montenegro. It explores the controversial export and disposal of hazardous ship-blasting grit waste from Bijela, Montenegro, to a landfill in Nerva, Spain

Runtime: 1h 20m

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Matías Boero LutzDirector

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