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Las Otras

Documentary about the place of women in the audiovisual media. A reflection about two problems in the representation of women, behind the camera and in front of the screens; in an industry that feeds day by day this gap of opportunities between men and women.

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Documentary about the place of women in the audiovisual media. A reflection about two problems in the representation of women, behind the camera and in front of the screens; in an industry that feeds day by day this gap of opportunities between men and women.

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