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Mercedes and Victoria Carreras, mother and daughter actresses, reveal their intimate life and secrets of the trade while filming the documentary. Victoria discovers her lineage of Spanish actresses, which began three centuries ago. She embarks on an ancestral journey.
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Mercedes and Victoria Carreras, mother and daughter actresses, reveal their intimate life and secrets of the trade while filming the documentary. Victoria discovers her lineage of Spanish actresses, which began three centuries ago. She embarks on an ancestral journey.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Victoria Carreras, Alejandra Marino
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:La Pluma Producciones
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