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Calaverita A La Muerte (A Death Poem Dedicated to Death)
On his deathbed, Catrín confronts Death not to ask for more time but to understand why she saved him 20 years earlier. When she denies it, his desperate search for answers forces her to reveal the truth: she is in love with him. After a final, tender moment, she lets him go, leaving herself alone forever.
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On his deathbed, Catrín confronts Death not to ask for more time but to understand why she saved him 20 years earlier. When she denies it, his desperate search for answers forces her to reveal the truth: she is in love with him. After a final, tender moment, she lets him go, leaving herself alone forever.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Luis Armando Pacheco Larrea
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:HorizonDream Productions, The Girls Next Door Productions
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