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Que grande es el cine - Sinfonía de la vida (Sam Wood, 1940)

Published November 16, 2021

Views 936  |  Likes 18  |  Comments 2
Views#2,122,940Global
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Jaime Fernández MecoJaime Fernández Meco
2.43K subs110 videosMay 2010

This video has 936 views and 18 likes, ranking #2,122,940 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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936

Likes

18

Comments

2

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Total (all-time): $1 – $2

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Debate en torno a la película Sinfonía de la vida, dirigida por Sam Wood en 1940. Moderado por José Luis Garci Invitados: Juan Miguel Lamet, Miguel Marías y Medardo Fraile Ruiz Fecha de emisión: 12-julio-1999 Basada en un premio Pulitzer de Thornton Wilder, consiguió 2 nominaciones a los Oscar: Mejor película y mejor…

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November 16, 2021
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