As tres caídas de María Santiso (C)
There's no place like home. María Santiso has been living alone in the rural home many years: she has strong convictions. But today she'll have a visit... and convictions may fall apart. The passage of time can be cruel: rip apart everything except what's left in one's memory. So, not a day goes by for María Santiso without keeping up her lifetime rural home. It doesn't matter that her parents died. That her sisters left. That she's alone. She feels like it's her duty, as a daughter and woman. But, what if there was an alternative? The unexpected arrival of a young pilgrim will arise doubts that had been hidden a long time...
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There's no place like home. María Santiso has been living alone in the rural home many years: she has strong convictions. But today she'll have a visit... and convictions may fall apart. The passage of time can be cruel: rip apart everything except what's left in one's memory. So, not a day goes by for María Santiso without keeping up her lifetime rural home. It doesn't matter that her parents died. That her sisters left. That she's alone. She feels like it's her duty, as a daughter and woman. But, what if there was an alternative? The unexpected arrival of a young pilgrim will arise doubts that had been hidden a long time...
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