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Rosa María, with 35 years of marriage behind her, secretly wakes up at midnight and discovers a bouquet of violets at the entrance of her house. However, one day, her mysterious lover will stop sending the usual flowers. Luckily, though, her husband is away from work for a few days, taking the opportunity to find out who is really wooing her.
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Rosa María, with 35 years of marriage behind her, secretly wakes up at midnight and discovers a bouquet of violets at the entrance of her house. However, one day, her mysterious lover will stop sending the usual flowers. Luckily, though, her husband is away from work for a few days, taking the opportunity to find out who is really wooing her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:López Alonso
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Escac Films, Alexandra Iglesias
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