Long-Legged Nuria
On a warm evening, Nuria tells her elderly blind mother stories as they lie in a hammock, the radio cutting in and out and the wind blowing the curtains in the pale candle light - Is it all a strange dream?
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On a warm evening, Nuria tells her elderly blind mother stories as they lie in a hammock, the radio cutting in and out and the wind blowing the curtains in the pale candle light - Is it all a strange dream?
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Leslie Castro León
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Ashtarak Films
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