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Missing Dad 

Pilar loses the one thing in life that mattered to her and, from that moment on time stops. The present begins blending with the past, and the heroine withdraws into a world of her own. An intimate drama about the extreme emotions connected to the loss of someone on whom our lives depend.
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Pilar loses the one thing in life that mattered to her and, from that moment on time stops. The present begins blending with the past, and the heroine withdraws into a world of her own. An intimate drama about the extreme emotions connected to the loss of someone on whom our lives depend.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lucía Carreras
Written By:Lucía Carreras
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Machete Producciones, Balero Films, BH5

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