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The Crop of the Invisible Flower

20121h 23mJuan Álvarez Neme

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The Crop of the Invisible Flower is a daily painting of a group of people who have been struck by forzed dissapearances on Uruguay. The documentary follows them through 5 years, starting from the first triump of the left on the country, exploring reality through their eyes. The movie also explores the search for the truth on a society divided by justice and memory.

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What is The Crop of the Invisible Flower (2012) about?

The Crop of the Invisible Flower is a daily painting of a group of people who have been struck by forzed dissapearances on Uruguay. The documentary follows them through 5 years, starting from the first triump of the left on the country, exploring reality through their eyes. The movie also explores the search for the truth on a society divided by justice and memory.

Who stars in The Crop of the Invisible Flower?

The Crop of the Invisible Flower stars Milka González, Hortensia Pereira, Luisa Cuesta, Luz Ibarbourou, Alba González Souza. The film was directed by Juan Álvarez Neme.

How long is The Crop of the Invisible Flower?

The Crop of the Invisible Flower has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2012.

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