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Mama Turns 100
Ana and her husband Antonio arrive in the manor in the countryside of Spain where she worked as a nanny many years ago, for the centennial birthday of the matriarch.
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Ana and her husband Antonio arrive in the manor in the countryside of Spain where she worked as a nanny many years ago, for the centennial birthday of the matriarch.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Carlos Saura
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Pierson Productions, Elías Querejeta PC, Les Films Molière
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