Cave Art Rock, The Documentary
2014 · Released · 97 min
Rupestre is a cry for Mexico and the world to appreciate the musical value of a group of Mexican musicians and how their artistic careers were intertwined with a genuine, unique, controversial and completely grassroots cultural movement.
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