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Trades

2021, Spanish. Directed by Francisco Novasio.

Documentary series

Oficios is a documentary miniseries that chronicles the personal and professional lives of seven senior citizens. In this first season, the series delves into the living memory of the town through their stories. Throughout its episodes, it retraces the footsteps of beloved trades such as bricklayer, telegraph operator, typesetter, seamstress, dressmaker, and bicycle mechanic, preserving not only their personal work histories, but also the way each of them built and shaped the identity of Sastre y Ortiz. | You can watch the full miniseries on the Museo Doval Fermi YouTube channel.

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Released
16 July 2021
Original title
Oficios
Budget
$200
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Trades runs 124 minutes (2h 4m).

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Trades (2021) was directed by Francisco Novasio and stars Dolly Bertone, Estela Bustamante, Eladio Soldano.

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