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La niña de tacones amarillos
For an entire year, a small town up northeast Argentina undertakes the construction of a hotel. Young Isabel goes through the first-hand experience of a clash of cultures.
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For an entire year, a small town up northeast Argentina undertakes the construction of a hotel. Young Isabel goes through the first-hand experience of a clash of cultures.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luján Loioco
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Libre Cine, Werner Cine
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