Movie2018 · Released · 70 min
The filmmaker and writer Margot Benacerraf is not only the pioneer of auteur cinema in Venezuela, but one of the most important cultural managers of that country. This documentary shows the life and work of the director and founder of the National Film Library of Venezuela.
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