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La Banda del Galpón
Laura is in a relationship with Killi, a Spanish missionary trying to support a cultural center in Greater Buenos Aires. But the couple begins to suffer due to the cultural center's imminent closure. Two students offer them a place to continue teaching. However, Laura's confusion about what direction to take in her life further complicates things.
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Laura is in a relationship with Killi, a Spanish missionary trying to support a cultural center in Greater Buenos Aires. But the couple begins to suffer due to the cultural center's imminent closure. Two students offer them a place to continue teaching. However, Laura's confusion about what direction to take in her life further complicates things.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ernesto Aguilar
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Margen Cine
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