EFPEUM

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EFPEUM (Estructura Funcional para Encontrarse uno Mismo) is a 1965 Venezuelan film directed and written by Mauricio Odremán [es]. It is considered the first science fiction film in Venezuelan cinema.^[1]^[2]

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↑ Arella, Daniel (2021). "La ciencia ficción venezolana (1960-2019): etapas y características". Historia de la ciencia ficción Latinoamericana, Vol. 2, 2021 (Desde la modernidad hasta la posmodernidad), ISBN 978-84-9192-236-0, págs. 527-557. Iberoamericana Vervuert: 527–557. Retrieved 2023-06-13.
↑ Roldán, Samuel; Guerrero, Carlos; Mantilla, Bertha, Efpeum, Coofilmven, retrieved 2023-11-20

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Ricardo Tirado Memoria y notas del cine venezolano, 1960-1976 ISBN 980-300-372-0

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