Orilla

Orilla

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:2023-08-03
Duration:20 min
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Director:Caitlin Cooper
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Production:Cine Vita

Overview:

During the annual celebration of "the star of the seas", women shellfishers of Illa de Arousa reflect on the matriarchal trade that has always tended the shore.

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