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GOD, MY MOTHER, AND REINFORCED CONCRETE: A University Life
Genres
Documentary
Overview
A young man with academic and social struggles finishes high school without a clear vocational path due to his artistic talents. Social pressure leads him to choose civil engineering at Peru's top university to please his family and secure his future.
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Runtime
20 min
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Status
Released
Original Language
Spanish
Vote Count
1
Vote Average
10
Cast
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Walter Fernando Yataco Briozo
Self
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