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Everyone Knows Every Juan
The Sevilla siblings reunite at their ancestral home a year after the passing of their matriarch. What begins as an obligatory gathering quickly spirals into a storm of revelations, grudges, and laughter, exposing the fragile ties that bind them.
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The Sevilla siblings reunite at their ancestral home a year after the passing of their matriarch. What begins as an obligatory gathering quickly spirals into a storm of revelations, grudges, and laughter, exposing the fragile ties that bind them.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Carlo Enciso Catu
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, A World of Our Own
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