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Amor a mares 

Javier is a successful writer of novels that, since his wife left him, lives plunged into a creative crisis. Concerned about this situation, his literary agent has a great idea: to embark him on a transatlantic ship bound for Europe. There, the novelist should find thousands of stories. However, the moment you leave port, something unexpected happens that will change your plans completely.
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Javier is a successful writer of novels that, since his wife left him, lives plunged into a creative crisis. Concerned about this situation, his literary agent has a great idea: to embark him on a transatlantic ship bound for Europe. There, the novelist should find thousands of stories. However, the moment you leave port, something unexpected happens that will change your plans completely.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nicolás Lidijover
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Studio:Benteveo, Aleph

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