One More War
May 31 2012
•0h 10m
•Drama
Short-film inspired in a poem called "One More War" about a brief moment in the midst of a battle where a dying enemy soldier is granted the wish to write his last letter.
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See allIgnacio J. Durruty
Dying Soldier
Aron Matschulat Aguiar
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Rodrigo Soler
Soldier #1
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