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FRI(G)IDA 

The peace of a widowed grandmother is interrupted when a mysterious package arrives at the apartment where she lives and is opened by her son, who is frightened by what he sees and initiates a family crisis with the two women of the house.
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The peace of a widowed grandmother is interrupted when a mysterious package arrives at the apartment where she lives and is opened by her son, who is frightened by what he sees and initiates a family crisis with the two women of the house.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Fernanda del Miro
Written By:Bendetta Cuicchi
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Escac Films

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