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Bad Hair Day 

It tells the story of Sonia, a responsible, orderly woman with a very integrated sense of the norm. However, in a single night this textbook controller will be forced to do everything she has not dared to do in thirty-six years.
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It tells the story of Sonia, a responsible, orderly woman with a very integrated sense of the norm. However, in a single night this textbook controller will be forced to do everything she has not dared to do in thirty-six years.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Eva Hache
Written By:Jelen Morales
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Pokeepsie Films, Atresmedia Cine

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