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Corazón abierto

200540m
Documentary

Status

Released

Release

2005

Runtime

40m

Storyline

Sami Kafati dies (1996) leaving unfinished the first Honduran fiction feature, "No hay tierra sin dueño". His son Ramsés and Chilean editor Carmen Brito finish the film. This documentary reconstructs the years that Kafati dedicated to making possible a Honduran feature, which 7 years after his death finally arrives at Cannes (2003).

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Details

Status
Released
Runtime
40m
Oct 19, 2005
Languages
Spanish
Director
Katia Lara
Production
Terco Producciones
Terco Producciones
Production Countries
Honduras

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