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El limonero
Clara arrives for a visit to the family home. When she goes out into the yard, she discovers that her father has cut down the lemon tree. After talking with her mother, she understands that behind this act lies her father's vision of life, death, and love.
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Clara arrives for a visit to the family home. When she goes out into the yard, she discovers that her father has cut down the lemon tree. After talking with her mother, she understands that behind this act lies her father's vision of life, death, and love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ana Lucía Vergara
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