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Imaginary Portrait
Through the creation of a family portrait, a mentally imbalanced young artist connects with her dead mother to exact revenge on her ghoulish father and abusive grandfather.
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Through the creation of a family portrait, a mentally imbalanced young artist connects with her dead mother to exact revenge on her ghoulish father and abusive grandfather.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Felipe Martínez Carbonell
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Hemisferio Films
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