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As Long As the Night Lasts
Night falls in Mexico City and two stray dogs meet to continue their story before dawn. They tell tales of travelers, witches, magicians, nuns, and bullfighters between Spain and Mexico, distant events that, ultimately, continue to occur.
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Night falls in Mexico City and two stray dogs meet to continue their story before dawn. They tell tales of travelers, witches, magicians, nuns, and bullfighters between Spain and Mexico, distant events that, ultimately, continue to occur.
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Written By:Rodrigo Alonso Kahlo
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Sinroncar cine, Bárbaro Cine
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