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Las cucarachas 

Sofía has inherited a bar from her parents, in the neighborhood where she grew up. One night , after finishing her shift , she finds Manuel, an old friend of her parents and one of her regular customers, lying on the ground after being assaulted.
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Sofía has inherited a bar from her parents, in the neighborhood where she grew up. One night , after finishing her shift , she finds Manuel, an old friend of her parents and one of her regular customers, lying on the ground after being assaulted.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ainhoa Aldanondo
Written By:Ainhoa Aldanondo, Arrate Etxebarría
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza

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