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After thirty years, Silvia returns to Chiloé to claim an inheritance from her dying mother. There, she reconnects with her sister and a past marked by abandonment and violence. Her mother’s final wishes lead them to embark together on a journey back to the land where she was born.
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After thirty years, Silvia returns to Chiloé to claim an inheritance from her dying mother. There, she reconnects with her sister and a past marked by abandonment and violence. Her mother’s final wishes lead them to embark together on a journey back to the land where she was born.
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Written By:Sebastián Cuevas, Paula Armstrong
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Praxia Producciones
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