Zoé: Panoramas (2016)
Zoé: Panoramas
”Experience the ups and downs of Latin American rock stars as they navigate fame and friendship.”
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A musical journey through one of the most important Latin American bands, Zoé, unveiling the relationship between its members, the backstage of their shows and the life of rock stars on and off the stage. Highlighted by beautiful photography which turns a documentary into a visual delight.
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A unique and introspective look inside one of Latin America's biggest rock bands: Zoé. The film takes you on a contemplative and audiovisual journey through one of the bands decisive years.
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