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A Bad Life
A teenage pop music star who is taking advantage of her rise to fame, another young woman with a more rebellious spirit, a young man who is always in love and a handful of low-level criminals make up a group of characters that have something in common: a shared destiny with an uncertain future.
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A teenage pop music star who is taking advantage of her rise to fame, another young woman with a more rebellious spirit, a young man who is always in love and a handful of low-level criminals make up a group of characters that have something in common: a shared destiny with an uncertain future.
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Written By:Fernando Díaz, Mad Crampi
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Los Griegos Films, Anagramas Films
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