Monday or Tuesday, Never Sunday (2020)
Gregoria is a young peasant from the Venezuelan Andes, Lucia is a frivolous middle-aged city dweller. Forced by the circumstances they must travel together to reach their destinations. One will discover the past, the other will discover her present. Both discover the strength of love.
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Gregoria is a young peasant from the Venezuelan Andes, Lucia is a frivolous middle-aged city dweller. Forced by the circumstances they must travel together to reach their destinations. One will discover the past, the other will discover her present. Both discover the strength of love.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maruvi Leonett Villaquiran
In Theaters:9/22/2020
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Buena Hierba Producciones Audiovisuales
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