A Casa de Ana
At eleven years old, Ana flees in enigmatic circumstances and, with no other option, is sheltered in the republic where her older sister lives with three other young women. Between sinks of dirty dinnerware, packets of instant noodles, colored glitter, beer bottles and Swedish films, Ana learns some important lessons. And in the process wins a new family.
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At eleven years old, Ana flees in enigmatic circumstances and, with no other option, is sheltered in the republic where her older sister lives with three other young women. Between sinks of dirty dinnerware, packets of instant noodles, colored glitter, beer bottles and Swedish films, Ana learns some important lessons. And in the process wins a new family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Clara Ferrer
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