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Esperando al tiempo que cura 

In a quiet house, Maria, a 60-year-old woman, struggles to bake a birthday cake for her son before the exact hour of his birth. As expired ingredients and the pressure of time complicate the process, the celebration slowly reveals that Maria is living consumed by the past.
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In a quiet house, Maria, a 60-year-old woman, struggles to bake a birthday cake for her son before the exact hour of his birth. As expired ingredients and the pressure of time complicate the process, the celebration slowly reveals that Maria is living consumed by the past.

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Directed By:Joselin Luján
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Box Office:$2,500
Runtime:3 minutes
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