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Cristina returns to her hometown Cuernavaca after a seven year absence. The bittersweet reunion with her brother Mauricio unravels old and tragic memories. Cristina, determined to heal their relationship, collapses its fragile stability.
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Cristina returns to her hometown Cuernavaca after a seven year absence. The bittersweet reunion with her brother Mauricio unravels old and tragic memories. Cristina, determined to heal their relationship, collapses its fragile stability.
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Written By:Marcelo Tobar
In Theaters:3/13/2014
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Zensky Cine, Movie City, Bolchevique, Ecocinema, Transistor Films
Cast
Marcelo Tobar
Director
Sophie Alexander-Katz
Cristina Valverde Cruz
Arturo Barba
Mauricio Valverde Cruz
Sofía Espinosa
Elda
Ari Brickman
Nicolás
Claudia Ríos
Magdalena
Susana Salazar
Beatriz
Erick Cruz Alemán
Consejero AA
Wendy Hernández
Mujer AA
Verónica Coránguez
Miembro AA
Santiago Félix Suárez
Miembro AA
Rafael Quijano
Miembro AA
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