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Cien años de perdón 

Celina can't stand the city anymore. She was born in a rural town and traveled to the great metropolis in search of fortune. Now she returns home after many years. Mauricio Matzkin is a humble businessman who cares for his mother. Hugo, Celina's brother, lives in the suburbs with his father and his ailing mother, now with Celina again. Hugo owes Matzkin money, and Mauricio tries to recover it. And so a story begins.
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Celina can't stand the city anymore. She was born in a rural town and traveled to the great metropolis in search of fortune. Now she returns home after many years. Mauricio Matzkin is a humble businessman who cares for his mother. Hugo, Celina's brother, lives in the suburbs with his father and his ailing mother, now with Celina again. Hugo owes Matzkin money, and Mauricio tries to recover it. And so a story begins.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:José Glusman
Written By:Juan Ameijeiras, José Glusman
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Grupo Suar

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