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One lazy afternoon in the outskirts of the city, two women's worlds colide when they turn a casual chit-chat into a battlefield, unable to prevent the inevitable: a domestic tragedy.
Based on the director's play of the same name, performed by the same actresses.
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One lazy afternoon in the outskirts of the city, two women's worlds colide when they turn a casual chit-chat into a battlefield, unable to prevent the inevitable: a domestic tragedy. Based on the director's play of the same name, performed by the same actresses.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Azul Lombardía
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:La Maldita, Oh My Gomez! Films
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