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A woman yearns to find her identity through her character:a supervillain, dancer and mother, in the Mena sector, or what they call "the largest ghetto in Chile", in Puente Alto, Santiago.
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A woman yearns to find her identity through her character:a supervillain, dancer and mother, in the Mena sector, or what they call "the largest ghetto in Chile", in Puente Alto, Santiago.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:José Luis Sepúlveda, Carolina Adriazola
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Cine Comunitario Producciones, Mitómana Producciones
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