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Two girls from a small town in Argentina want to go to Buenos Aires to study a degree, but Magdalena is too afraid to tell her father that she has a girlfriend and wants to move to Buenos Aires with her.
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Two girls from a small town in Argentina want to go to Buenos Aires to study a degree, but Magdalena is too afraid to tell her father that she has a girlfriend and wants to move to Buenos Aires with her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maria Barca Vera
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