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Star stuff

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Star stuff

A journey to three remote observatories in three different continents (Chile, Canary Islands, South Africa) in search for our place in the cosmos. In nearby villages, astonishing humans share the same vulnerability and longing for life.

Released: 2019
Runtime: 1h 20m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Italy

Direction and writing

Milad TangshirDirector

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Cast

Gaspar Galaz
Emilio Molinari

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