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When Nina and María's harvest is rejected, mother and daughter venture into one of Europe's largest food markets. Together, they will strengthen their bond as they face this challenge.
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When Nina and María's harvest is rejected, mother and daughter venture into one of Europe's largest food markets. Together, they will strengthen their bond as they face this challenge.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Laura Boada
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Studio:Ojo Vago Studios
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