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Maribel
Maribel is a homeless woman who begs for food in the building where she once lived. There she works cleaning the apartment of a friend, Miguel, who out of pity gives her money. After getting the food and the money. She returns to the annex where she lives with her abusive boyfriend, Rafael, who ends up beating her and stealing the food that is for her daughter.
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Maribel is a homeless woman who begs for food in the building where she once lived. There she works cleaning the apartment of a friend, Miguel, who out of pity gives her money. After getting the food and the money. She returns to the annex where she lives with her abusive boyfriend, Rafael, who ends up beating her and stealing the food that is for her daughter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alejandro Rangel, Génesis Azuaje
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Campo Cubarral Producciones
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