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Documentary about adoption in which adoptive families, parents, adoptive children and specialists make up a choral story added to the interpretation of actors who lend their voices to mothers and fathers who could not face the camera. It is a film that inquires about love, acceptance and prejudice.
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Documentary about adoption in which adoptive families, parents, adoptive children and specialists make up a choral story added to the interpretation of actors who lend their voices to mothers and fathers who could not face the camera. It is a film that inquires about love, acceptance and prejudice.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mónica Gazpio
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:INCAA, 90 Grados
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