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GUÁCARA 

A young woman has a rare medical condition that causes her to gag involuntarily, almost to the point of vomiting. One fateful night, she is forced to confront the past she left behind -a past tied to her condition- and discovers that her "barf," both literal and metaphorical, is a part of herself she must embrace and release.
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A young woman has a rare medical condition that causes her to gag involuntarily, almost to the point of vomiting. One fateful night, she is forced to confront the past she left behind -a past tied to her condition- and discovers that her "barf," both literal and metaphorical, is a part of herself she must embrace and release.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Luis Gerardo LoGar
Written By:Luis Gerardo LoGar, Thelma Ruiz
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Anamórfika

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