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A group of girls from a humble little town in the middle of the desert disappears systematically without the police or the authorities taking action on the matter. Families desperately seek help, but are faced with bureaucracy, discrimination and total abandonment.
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A group of girls from a humble little town in the middle of the desert disappears systematically without the police or the authorities taking action on the matter. Families desperately seek help, but are faced with bureaucracy, discrimination and total abandonment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Omar Saavedra Santis
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:C&E Producciones, Yestay
Cast
Álvaro Muñoz
Director
Catalina Saavedra
Rosaura Meneses
Daniel Candia
Andrés Contreras
Karin Mayorinca
Nené Contreras
María Olga Matte
Mrs. Mamani
Gabriel Urzúa
Julián Milletti
Anita Reeves
Lorenza Contreras
Constanza Rojas
Leo Aldoney
Ernesto Meléndez
Officer Soto
Cristián Chaparro
Commissioner Cordero
Claudio Troncoso
Fernando
Osvaldo Silva
Miguel Ossa
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