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Crematorio, en fin... el mal
Various family members attend a wake in a crumbling national funeral home to grieve the loss of their eldest patriarch, a patriot and proponent for the Cuban communist revolution until his death.
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Various family members attend a wake in a crumbling national funeral home to grieve the loss of their eldest patriarch, a patriot and proponent for the Cuban communist revolution until his death.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juan Carlos Cremata Malberti, Carlos Lechuga
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Runtime:32 minutes
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