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Amor Dormit
A long-absent father, exiled by the Spanish Civil War, announces his return in a letter that unsettles the fragile bond between mother and daughter — stirring reflections on freedom, fear, and love as they await his arrival.
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A long-absent father, exiled by the Spanish Civil War, announces his return in a letter that unsettles the fragile bond between mother and daughter — stirring reflections on freedom, fear, and love as they await his arrival.
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Amor dormit produccion, esisv
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