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TRAILER UNWANTED WITNESS
Unwanted Witness / Témoin indésirable / Sin Tregua A film by Juan José Lozano 87/72/52 min.; Spanish with English and French subtitles; Switzerland 2008.
Unwanted Witness
Directed by Juan José Lozano; Produced by Isabelle Gattiker Marc Irmer 87/52 min.; Spanish with English and French subtitles; Switzerland 2008 Hollman ...
SIN TREGUA / UNWANTED WITNESS
REEL del Documental de Juan Lozano sobre el periodismo en Colombia en la muestra CINEMA DU REEL en Ginebra.
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