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Las hijas del narco 

A middle-class family goes into a crisis after the father’s death. After mourning their father, the family now realizes that life is not easy, especially when they discover what their father real job was.
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A middle-class family goes into a crisis after the father’s death. After mourning their father, the family now realizes that life is not easy, especially when they discover what their father real job was.

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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Studios 24 Film

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