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    A Poet Un poeta

    Simón Mesa Soto / Colombia, Sweden, Germany / 2025 / 123 min / Spanish

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    A film that captures the poetic reality of a neurotic poet, skilfully blending cringe comedy with an emotionally resonant story of lost and rediscovered hope. A singular work with an unforgettable central character.

    cast Ubeimar Ríos, Rebeca Andrade, Guillermo Cardona, Allison Correa, Margarita Soto, Humberto Restrepo

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