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Sofía is a teenager who lives between the contrast of the noise of the city and the calm of her village: Gualupita, State of Mexico. One day, exhausted upon returning home, she finds a cord. Intrigued, she decides to follow it, without imagining that it will lead her to discover what she needs.
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Sofía is a teenager who lives between the contrast of the noise of the city and the calm of her village: Gualupita, State of Mexico. One day, exhausted upon returning home, she finds a cord. Intrigued, she decides to follow it, without imagining that it will lead her to discover what she needs.
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Studio:Develar Films
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