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48 - The Speaking Dead Woman 

In a village in Buenos Aires, Espanto returns from the dead to help her friend Consuelo save her hairdressing salon in crisis. With no customers, they invent a mobile hairdressing salon. Between gossip and haircuts, the salon becomes a refuge and an act of resistance.
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In a village in Buenos Aires, Espanto returns from the dead to help her friend Consuelo save her hairdressing salon in crisis. With no customers, they invent a mobile hairdressing salon. Between gossip and haircuts, the salon becomes a refuge and an act of resistance.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Candela González Kelly, Agustin Fittipaldi, Malena Jimenez Maestri, Tomás Gabriel Calabró
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Fideos Con Manteca

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