Thousands gather in Uruguay for popular events, driven by faith and celebration, forming a collective spirit that eventually leads to moments of solitude.
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Thousands gather in Uruguay for popular events, driven by faith and celebration, forming a collective spirit that eventually leads to moments of solitude.
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Pablo Riera and Eulalie Korenfeld appear in "Crowds," a documentary set in Uruguay that captures the energy of large public gatherings. The film records events where thousands unite, driven by faith and passion. It portrays how individuals lose their sense of self in the collective spirit. Moments of celebration and catharsis unfold, only to yield to solitude as the crowd disperses. The film runs for 65 minutes and was directed by Vasco Elola.
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Why Watch
- See the vibrant culture of Uruguay in action.
- Meet the passionate crowds at popular events.
- Find out how collective spirit forms in large gatherings.
Did You Know
- The documentary has a duration of 65 minutes.
- The film is produced in Uruguay (UY).
- The primary language of the film is Spanish (es).
- Eulalie Korenfeld and Pablo Riera are part of the cast.
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Who directed the documentary 'Crowds'?
The documentary 'Crowds' was directed by Vasco Elola.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Crowds'?
The duration of 'Crowds' is 65 minutes.
In which country was 'Crowds' produced?
The documentary 'Crowds' was produced in Uruguay.
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