Amongst universally grey cats

2019

1h 35m

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Documentary film on the critically acclaimed novel El traductor by Salvador Benesdra, a journalist in midst of crisis in the mid 90s. Unable to publish his work, he kills himself.

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Oliverio Torre

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Ernesto Tenembaum

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Elvio Gandolfo

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Silvia Plager

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Daniel Divinsky

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