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Soy Huao

2009, Spanish. Directed by Juan Baldana.

“Soy Huao” is a film that is installed in the Toca family to watch from them and through the contemplation of a camera -which manages to become invisible-, a world organized by its own values and rules that far from any idea of consumption and urban well-being, it moves with very different customs in the midst of nature and survival in the face of vegetation loaded with a dense forest, the tropical humidity of the climate, and the variety of species of small animals. A plane that visits them every so often, connects the Huao community with the world. How long can a community that has struggled so hard to preserve its freedom resist the influence of the world as we know it?

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1h 33m
Post-credits
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Language
Spanish
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Released
10 February 2009
Country
Argentina
Written by
Juan Baldana

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Soy Huao (2009) was directed by Juan Baldana.

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