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Auster 

Deep in the Argentine outback, a land of makeshift houses and industrial detritus, lives a poor young woman who can heal sick pets and exorcise demons. Or is she actually a victim of her own demons?
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Deep in the Argentine outback, a land of makeshift houses and industrial detritus, lives a poor young woman who can heal sick pets and exorcise demons. Or is she actually a victim of her own demons?

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Genre:Documentary, Drama
Written By:Maximiliano Schonfeld
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:Katarsis, PASTO

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