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Alone (1999)

Maria has just moved into a decaying flat in a poor neighbourhood. She left her family in the countryside because she could no longer stand her father's authority. Pregnant by a man who refuses to see her, Maria gets by as a cleaning-woman. When her father is brought to the city for an operation, her mother moves into her flat.
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Maria has just moved into a decaying flat in a poor neighbourhood. She left her family in the countryside because she could no longer stand her father's authority. Pregnant by a man who refuses to see her, Maria gets by as a cleaning-woman. When her father is brought to the city for an operation, her mother moves into her flat.

Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Benito Zambrano
Written By:Benito Zambrano
In Theaters:10/19/1999
Box Office:$277,035
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Vía Digital, Maestranza Films, Canal Sur, Fireworks Pictures

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