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Casimira
In a small house, in the middle of impossing Patagonia, lives Casimira (80), and old women with a friendly look who spends her days in the middle of different tasks in the field. Her daily life is hard and she must ask for help for some tasks, but in spite of everything she will keep her independence with conviction and she will start a final challenge.
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In a small house, in the middle of impossing Patagonia, lives Casimira (80), and old women with a friendly look who spends her days in the middle of different tasks in the field. Her daily life is hard and she must ask for help for some tasks, but in spite of everything she will keep her independence with conviction and she will start a final challenge.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Carolina Fuentealba
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Runtime:23 minutes
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