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Hell and Back
La Pampa, Argentina. María, a teacher in a small town who is about to become a mother, decides to leave her violent husband to raise her child in a better place. A small incident triggers the beginning of her journey through the hostile desert.
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La Pampa, Argentina. María, a teacher in a small town who is about to become a mother, decides to leave her violent husband to raise her child in a better place. A small incident triggers the beginning of her journey through the hostile desert.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Alberto Romero
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Zioc Entertainment, Río Rojo Contenidos
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