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Las subordinadas del género 

Alba is a young journalist who, after talking to her friend Lidia, decides to take control of her life and start her own digital newspaper. However, an everyday decision in her routine will cause her life to end suddenly, unfairly, and senselessly.
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Alba is a young journalist who, after talking to her friend Lidia, decides to take control of her life and start her own digital newspaper. However, an everyday decision in her routine will cause her life to end suddenly, unfairly, and senselessly.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Alicia Rodríguez
Written By:Alicia Rodríguez
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Studio:Atria Pictures (ES)

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