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Juntas Paramos la Olla is a 1991 documentary film from director María Barea. It runs 28 minutes and premiered on January 1, 1991.
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Ten years after making Women of the Planet, María Barea's film portrays Rosa Dueñas's leadership in the women's grassroots organizing movement in community kitchens, this time as a councilwoman for the Municipality of Lima. The film reflects on the struggle of working-class women in Lima to organize themselves for their livelihood, their autonomy, and to fight against sexism.
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What is the release date of Juntas Paramos la Olla?
Juntas Paramos la Olla was released on January 1, 1991.
How long is Juntas Paramos la Olla?
Juntas Paramos la Olla runs 28 minutes (28 minutes).
Who directed Juntas Paramos la Olla?
Juntas Paramos la Olla was directed by María Barea.
What kind of movie is Juntas Paramos la Olla?
Juntas Paramos la Olla is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
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