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La habitación de las estrellas
Elena, 7 years old, is going for the first time to her grandmother's after years without seeing her. Grandma, old and touched by Alzheimer's, entrusted Elena with the complex task of bringing the stars, those, she says, are hidden around the house. The visit becomes an adventure to bring those stars to make real the grandma's last wish.
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Elena, 7 years old, is going for the first time to her grandmother's after years without seeing her. Grandma, old and touched by Alzheimer's, entrusted Elena with the complex task of bringing the stars, those, she says, are hidden around the house. The visit becomes an adventure to bring those stars to make real the grandma's last wish.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ilune Diaz, Javier Guerra
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:AVED Producciones
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