29 Nov 2024
El cine que nos forma
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Tribute to our time
The story of the cinema and tv department of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Told by its own teachers, the history of the film and television school of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
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Arturo Borio Self
Raquel Claramonte Self
Marta de la Vega Self
Carmen Garzón Self
Ana Mohaded Self
Oscar Moreschi Self
Silvia Romano Self
Jorge Salvador Self
Julio Vilches Self
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