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A la cubana
Eva locks herself in the bathroom of her house surrounded by explosives. She can't take it anymore. Her husband, after fifteen years of marriage, has made Cuban-style rice again.
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Eva locks herself in the bathroom of her house surrounded by explosives. She can't take it anymore. Her husband, after fifteen years of marriage, has made Cuban-style rice again.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ángela Conde
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