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La muerte, su follaje 

Natali becomes an orphan in a foreign country, after her mother’s murder. She suffers from brittle bones disease, and so she has never experienced independence. Therefore, after the tragedy, her life seems to take a new direction with EDINSON - an old friend of her mother’s - who gained legal custody of her. But this world is not made for Nataly, nor for her dreams.
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Natali becomes an orphan in a foreign country, after her mother’s murder. She suffers from brittle bones disease, and so she has never experienced independence. Therefore, after the tragedy, her life seems to take a new direction with EDINSON - an old friend of her mother’s - who gained legal custody of her. But this world is not made for Nataly, nor for her dreams.

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Directed By:Juan Cáceres
Written By:Juan Cáceres
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Runtime:17 minutes
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