Encuentros cotidianos y quehaceres casi diarios
Synopsis
The film shows the traces of the making of the painting Suffering in You, Woman Landscape, made in 1965 with the camera and technical advice of Jaime Muvdi. It was produced by Tina Celis; Juan De Biase was in charge of post-editing; and Daniel Torres was in charge of editing and sound.
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