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Califòrnia (2023)

Sílvia, without her partner and her daughter's father, tries to get by on her own in the only world she knows, surrounded by influences and habits that hinder her ability to be a mother. Meanwhile, the girl, with a mother who’s becoming more and more distracted, has to get up on her own if she wants to eat breakfast and get to school on time every day.
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Sílvia, without her partner and her daughter's father, tries to get by on her own in the only world she knows, surrounded by influences and habits that hinder her ability to be a mother. Meanwhile, the girl, with a mother who’s becoming more and more distracted, has to get up on her own if she wants to eat breakfast and get to school on time every day.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Albert Mariné
Written By:Albert Mariné
In Theaters:9/30/2023
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Runtime:14 minutes
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