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Aguacero
Aguacero is a dystopian drama set in 2019, after torrential rains devastated the country and plunged it into crisis. The story follows Carlos Muñoz and his daughter Valeria, who face a crucial decision: to leave or to stay. While their safety is threatened outside, old family conflicts and regrets resurface at home.
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Aguacero is a dystopian drama set in 2019, after torrential rains devastated the country and plunged it into crisis. The story follows Carlos Muñoz and his daughter Valeria, who face a crucial decision: to leave or to stay. While their safety is threatened outside, old family conflicts and regrets resurface at home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jesús Araujo
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Bolívar Films, Escuela Nacional de Cine
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