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Building bridges based on the belief that film becomes art only when its materials are as inexpensive as pencil & paper. Cine Pobre Film Festival is the 100% cartel-free intersection of culture and capabilities.

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Lotus (莲神)

A heavily wounded soldier is saved by the goddess of nature. They fall in love with each other but soon encounter a tough dilemma choosing between love and responsibility: the soldier has to leave to protect his country while the goddess realizes she ...

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rose luo

Since 2002

Building bridges based on the
belief that film becomes art
only when its materials are as
inexpensive as pencil & paper

Cine Pobre is the 100%
cartel-free intersection of
culture and capabilities
[ Call for entries 2020 ]

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The Servant
Young Syrian Lenses
Getting Fat In A Healthy Way
Brazil is Not Copacabana
Paolo's Dream
Reykjavik Rising
Forest of Copper Columns
About Killing The Pig
Istanbul Notes
I Hate Being Black
Zaki y Zene
Scammerhead
Lions & Guépards
The Glass Hedgehog
Golden Tuna Montreal Sessions
Morgana
The Caramel Corn Riot

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