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Exposeado 

Lara waits impatiently in her room, all dressed up, to go out to dinner with Dani. She keeps checking her watch until, after waiting for two hours, she gives up: she's been stood up. She meets up with her friends to criticize her date and make the best of a bad situation. She wakes up the next day with puffy eyes and a huge emotional hangover. That's when she gets a call from Dani's brother that makes her regret everything she said to her friends the night before: Dani has disappeared.
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Lara waits impatiently in her room, all dressed up, to go out to dinner with Dani. She keeps checking her watch until, after waiting for two hours, she gives up: she's been stood up. She meets up with her friends to criticize her date and make the best of a bad situation. She wakes up the next day with puffy eyes and a huge emotional hangover. That's when she gets a call from Dani's brother that makes her regret everything she said to her friends the night before: Dani has disappeared.

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Directed By:Rocío Nava, Dulce Arroyo
Written By:Inés Ayrault Montero
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Rocío Nava, Dulce Arroyo

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Natalia Torrejón

Lara

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Sandra Privado

Paula

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Sara Casarrubios

Raquel

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Víctor Javier Álvarez

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María Ariza Avidad

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