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Directed by | Jackson Gutiérrez |
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Country | Venezuela |
Caracas, las Dos Caras de la Vida (lit. Caracas, the two faces of life) is a 2012 Venezuelan film produced, written and directed by Jackson Gutiérrez. It won two awards at the 2012 Venezuelan Film Festival. [1]
Award | Category | Result | Nominee | Ref |
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2012 Venezuelan Film Festival | Best Supporting Actor | Winner | Jackson Gutiérrez | [2] |
Special Jury Award | Caracas, las Dos Caras de la Vida |
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