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Parti Si Pasion (2008) | Slate

Parti Si Pasion

Pigments are scattered across the asphalt in Manhattan, a thread is tied by poet Cecilia Vicuña between the present and the past.

Released: 2008
Runtime: 6m
Genres: Documentary

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Cecilia VicuñaDirector

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