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    <description>For decades, Hollywood and prestige TV handed Medellín a single story — one soaked in cocaine and gunfire. But a growing wave of Colombian and international filmmakers has been quietly, powerfully dismantling that myth, frame by frame. Here&#039;s how cinema became the city&#039;s most defiant act of self-reclamation.</description>
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