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Let’s Talk About Love
A phone call, 50 years later. Amid longing, their voices cross paths again. Isabel and Maria, Maria and Isabel. High school, Durango '73, perhaps even love and rebellion… were left behind.
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A phone call, 50 years later. Amid longing, their voices cross paths again. Isabel and Maria, Maria and Isabel. High school, Durango '73, perhaps even love and rebellion… were left behind.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:June Marañon Jiménez, Haizea Lekue Gil, Irati Pérez Urbina, Irati Pérez Urbina
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