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Why Does Everyone Talk About “Matate, Love”? The Background of the Film that Conquers Cannes and that Is Based on the Novel of an Argentine

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Ariana Harwicz's novel shakes film, theatre and literature. An analysis of this international success.

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Why Does Everyone Talk About “Matate, Love”? The Background of the Film that Conquers Cannes and that Is Based on the Novel of an Argentine

Ariana Harwicz's novel shakes film, theatre and literature. An analysis of this international success.

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Why Does Everyone Talk About “Matate, Love”? The Background of the Film that Conquers Cannes and that Is Based on the Novel of an Argentine

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Why Does Everyone Talk About “Matate, Love”? The Background of the Film that Conquers Cannes and that Is Based on the Novel of an Argentine

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