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Historias Breves II: Tanto te gusta ese hombre poster

Historias Breves II: Tanto te gusta ese hombre 

In a house of dark women, where life happens from the outside and from the inside is spied on and violently walled up, the appearance of a man who meets one of them secretly awakens fantasies, envies, desires and frustrations in the others. When she is discovered, she is condemned by the clan. Based on "The House of Bernarda Alba", by Federico García Lorca.
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In a house of dark women, where life happens from the outside and from the inside is spied on and violently walled up, the appearance of a man who meets one of them secretly awakens fantasies, envies, desires and frustrations in the others. When she is discovered, she is condemned by the clan. Based on "The House of Bernarda Alba", by Federico García Lorca.

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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Liliana Romero, Vicky Biagiola
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:INCAA

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