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Enciclopedia Popular No. 1

1961, Spanish. Directed by Octavio Cortázar & José Limeres.

The first film in the Popular Encyclopedia series consists of three stories: 1 – Vision Defects (a popular explanation of nearsightedness and farsightedness); 2 – "Marine Fauna" (with a visit to the national aquarium); 3 – "How a Cartoon Is Made" (a brief description of the process of creating cartoons).

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Released
1 January 1961
Country
Cuba
Written by
Octavio Cortázar, José Limeres

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Enciclopedia Popular No. 1 (1961) was directed by Octavio Cortázar and José Limeres.

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