'Tár' — The Monster's Side of Paradise
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El Garrote Navideño
At Christmas time, the inhabitants of a neighborhood organize a pastorela (play that represents the birth of the baby Jesus) but one of the neighbors dies. The wake is turned by the neighbors into a big party.
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At Christmas time, the inhabitants of a neighborhood organize a pastorela (play that represents the birth of the baby Jesus) but one of the neighbors dies. The wake is turned by the neighbors into a big party.
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Yahayra Films See more
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