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Killa, a Quechua speaking young girl, approaches Francisco, a Spanish speaking business man, in the street. However, the language difference makes it difficult for them to communicate.
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Killa, a Quechua speaking young girl, approaches Francisco, a Spanish speaking business man, in the street. However, the language difference makes it difficult for them to communicate.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jorge A. Pattroni
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