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When María Cano (Maria Eugenia Dávila) was recruited into the labor movement in Colombia in 1925 she was prepared for the revolution to come. She worked strenuously to organize workers becoming something of a folk hero. What she was not prepared for, after her five years of imprisonment (beginning 1928), was that the whole movement would lose steam and that she would have to live the rest of her life with her lost dreams of what might have been. These feelings are very strongly represented in her poetry. This biographical movie shows her life during those years, and considers her bitterness in later life

Type: Feature Film
Length: 106 minutes
Year: 1990
Audio Language: Spanish
Subtitles: English
Themes: Colombia, Drama, Social Movements/Resistance
Director(s): Camila Loboguerrero
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