Juliana at the Cinematheque
Nov 05 2017
•0h 18m
•Documentary
Juliana works in a film archive. Busy with the restoration of the pieces, she copes with decay and the constants dilemmas that's involved in film preservation.
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Patricia Furtado
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Hernani Heffner
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Gabriella Fabbriani
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Juliana Ludolf
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