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Common Ground

film by Aristarain [2002]
Also known as: “Lugares comunes”
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  • Common Ground
    Adolfo Aristarain

    … (1997), and Lugares comunes (2002; Common Ground), which also form a kind of trilogy, this group united by the exploration of the personal issues that result from the collapse of leftist utopias and reflections on the diffuse inheritance that the defeated can bequeath to their children. In Roma (2004), Aristarain’s…

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    … (1997), and Lugares comunes (2002; Common Ground), which also form a kind of trilogy, this group united by the exploration of the personal issues that result from the collapse of leftist utopias and reflections on the diffuse inheritance that the defeated can bequeath to their children. In Roma (2004), Aristarain’s…

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