Filmei Paxaros Voando
Zeltia returns to her homeland Galicia to dust off the memory of her uncle Antonio Outeriño, a gay textile artisan who lived intensely during the 80’s and with who she identifies for his political dissent and genre. Looking for Antonio, Zeltia reconnects with herself and improves the family fragile link.
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Data sheet
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Year
2024 -
Typology
Docs -
Genre
Social -
Duration
90' -
Format
Documentary Feature Film
Technical and artistic team
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Director
Zeltia Outeiriño -
Producer
RINGO MEDIA -
Executive Producer
Mireia Graell, Silvia Fuentes -
Art Director
Marta Soto
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