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Four stories, four women; four women struggle for the liberation of their souls.
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Four stories, four women; four women struggle for the liberation of their souls.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jorge Guzmán, Jenifer Casanova, Francisca Hermosilla, Magdalena Chacón, Eduardo Arriagada
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Cuarto Piso Productions
Cast
Camilo Becerra, Eugenio González, Carmen Gloria García, Rosa Angelini
Director
Paulina García
María
Katty Kowaleczko
Sofía
Karla Matta
Loreto
Amparo Noguera
Paulina
Jorge Denegri
Pedro
Yassim Inojosa
Miguel
Manuel Peña
Sergio
José Palma
Ignacio
Samuel Guajardo
Doctor
Ricardo Palacios
Francisco
Taira Court
Francisco's wife
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