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An intimate portrait of the pioneering artistic collective Grupo de Cali, whose work is now considered a fundamental part of Colombia’s film history. Découvrez "It All Started at the End", un(e) captivant(e) film qui a fait ses débuts sur les écrans en 2015. Cette production, originaire de Espagne met en avant des contributions de Vicky Hernández dans le rôle de Herself, Carlos Mayolo dans le rôle de Himself (archive footage), Luis Ospina dans le rôle de Himself, Ramiro Arbeláez dans le rôle de Himself et Rodrigo Lalinde dans le rôle de Himself.
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