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A disoriented and vulnerable woman, overburdened with daily life problems and more: her belongings are impounded, her cosmetics shop has been closed down, and her children's future is unknown. The children's vitality draws a sharp contrast against the apathy shown by their mother, who slowly plunges into a deep depression.
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A disoriented and vulnerable woman, overburdened with daily life problems and more: her belongings are impounded, her cosmetics shop has been closed down, and her children's future is unknown. The children's vitality draws a sharp contrast against the apathy shown by their mother, who slowly plunges into a deep depression.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pedro Aguilera
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Mantarraya Producciones, No Dream Cinema, Alokatu S.L.
Cast
Pedro Aguilera
Director
Jimena Jiménez
Jimena
Romeo Manzanedo
Romeo
Paloma Morales
Señora Rivero
Mariel San José
Dependienta Farmacia
Álvaro Moltó
Cliente Tienda
Ramón Moreira
Abogado Carlos Romero
Casilda Aguilera
Amiga Jimena
Gustavo Prins
Amante
Manuel Galván Escamilla
Hombre que canta en el bar
Francisco Soto
Camarero bar
Gabriel A. Urrutia
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