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Hebe
Hebe, in her journey from childhood to adulthood, finds herself compelled to explore the boundaries of the real and the illusory through her extrasensory perceptions. Endowed with a singular gift: glimpsing the past and future as an eternal present, Hebe defies temporal convention, questioning whether her premonitions are pre-written destinies or mere whispers of chance. Inspired by true events, Hebe invites us into the fabric of time to discover whether her gift can and should be controlled or whether she should surrender and succumb to it.
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Hebe, in her journey from childhood to adulthood, finds herself compelled to explore the boundaries of the real and the illusory through her extrasensory perceptions. Endowed with a singular gift: glimpsing the past and future as an eternal present, Hebe defies temporal convention, questioning whether her premonitions are pre-written destinies or mere whispers of chance. Inspired by true events, Hebe invites us into the fabric of time to discover whether her gift can and should be controlled or whether she should surrender and succumb to it.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rafael Escolar
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Baserri Films
Cast
Rafael Escolar
Director
Magdalena Combes Tillard
Key Cast
Florencia Rubio
Key Cast
Allegra Guadagnini Bisio
Key Cast
Eduardo Rivetto
Padre Stadler
Beto Bernuez
Marcos (Psiquiatra)
Aldo Lumbía
Patricio (Corredor de seguros)
Fernando Ponce de León
Horacio
Andrea Charras
Celia (Enfermera)
Maximiliano Gallo
Esteban (Marido de Hebe)
Gastón Cáceres
Félix (Mayordomo)
Fabián Spinotti
Fabián (Interno)
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