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I Made This Movie Thinking of You 

Carmen, a sixty-year-old woman, travels from Mexico City to the town where she was born after forty years of absence. There she begins to look for the traces of her father, who left her at birth, whether he is alive or dead. She wanders among distant relatives and flashes of her past. A story divided between melancholy and the luminous sky.
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Carmen, a sixty-year-old woman, travels from Mexico City to the town where she was born after forty years of absence. There she begins to look for the traces of her father, who left her at birth, whether he is alive or dead. She wanders among distant relatives and flashes of her past. A story divided between melancholy and the luminous sky.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pepe Gutiérrez
Written By:Pepe Gutiérrez
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Runtime:66 minutes
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Pepe Gutiérrez

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María del Carmen García Castillo

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Vicente Velázquez

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Bertha Velázquez

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Florencio Velázquez

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Marcela Velázquez

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