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Lila, Ámbar, Marcela and Lisete, sex workers, have formed a family in a shared apartment. But Lisete's tragic death and Marcela's departure leave Lila and Ámbar facing an uncertain future. In their search for a new direction, Miriam appears, and she will change their lives in an unexpected way.
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Lila, Ámbar, Marcela and Lisete, sex workers, have formed a family in a shared apartment. But Lisete's tragic death and Marcela's departure leave Lila and Ámbar facing an uncertain future. In their search for a new direction, Miriam appears, and she will change their lives in an unexpected way.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Pablo Stigliani
Written By:Ulises Puiggrós
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:SM Cine, INCAA

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