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Me llamo Gennet
The young Gennet Corcuera begins a new stage of her life in which for the first time she lives alone and independent, working as a teacher.
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The young Gennet Corcuera begins a new stage of her life in which for the first time she lives alone and independent, working as a teacher.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Javier Quintanilla, Miguel Ángel Tobías, Jon Ander Santamaría
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Runtime:90 minutes
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