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Slice of life covering four or five days in a badly run-down neighborhood. Matriarch of a slum family dies unexpectedly; relatives from neighboring blocks cope with the loss and arrange her funeral.
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Slice of life covering four or five days in a badly run-down neighborhood. Matriarch of a slum family dies unexpectedly; relatives from neighboring blocks cope with the loss and arrange her funeral.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mario Hernández
Written By:Xabier Robles
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Producciones Águila

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