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Life According to Muriel (1997)
Muriel and her mother leave their home for good and a freak occurrence leaves them stranded in the country. They beg a woman to let them stay and a shaky friendship develops between the two families.
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Muriel and her mother leave their home for good and a freak occurrence leaves them stranded in the country. They beg a woman to let them stay and a shaky friendship develops between the two families.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Susana Silvestre, Eduardo Milewicz
In Theaters:8/28/1997
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Runtime:99 minutes
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