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Una lección de cine (1999) | Slate

Una lección de cine

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Rated 4.8 on TMDB

Una lección de cine

Nacho Vigalondo himself teaches us a film lesson with only two elements: a cow and a "batball"

Released: 1999
Runtime: 3m
Country: Spain
Language: Spanish

Direction and writing

Nacho VigalondoWriter, Director

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Nacho VigalondoNacho Vigalondo

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