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Anna y Dante
Anna, 17, and Dante, 19, meet at a party and decide to start a relationship without commitments. However, everything changes when a surprise pregnancy threatens to alter the course of their lives. They seek the help of Milton, a medical student, who takes them to a neglected apartment in the suburbs of Durango to interrupt the process. From then on, both are immersed in a traumatic experience that will mark them forever.
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Anna, 17, and Dante, 19, meet at a party and decide to start a relationship without commitments. However, everything changes when a surprise pregnancy threatens to alter the course of their lives. They seek the help of Milton, a medical student, who takes them to a neglected apartment in the suburbs of Durango to interrupt the process. From then on, both are immersed in a traumatic experience that will mark them forever.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Carlos Mares González, Mayte Romo, Armando Cuevas
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Basalto Films
Cast
Carlos Mares González
Director
Catherine Ávila
Anna
Juan Carlos Valdivia
Dante
Esmeralda Vega
Maggie
Francisco Devero
Milton
Alan Ontiveros
Alan
Kivanna Valenzuela Bojorquez
Michelle
Ana Esparza Galván
Lucia
Carlos Diaz de Leon
Father of Dante
Eduardo Casas
Willi
Efren Martinez
Efren
Zarah Cossio Avila
Girlfriend of Dante's father
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