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Moo
Luna has a fobia of cows for a peculiar reason: she herself moos instead of moaning when she has sex. Her condition complicates the relationship with her boyfriend, Rigo. In order to find her way to self-acceptance she will have to follow the clues left to her by a mysterious swan.
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Luna has a fobia of cows for a peculiar reason: she herself moos instead of moaning when she has sex. Her condition complicates the relationship with her boyfriend, Rigo. In order to find her way to self-acceptance she will have to follow the clues left to her by a mysterious swan.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Natalia Cabello
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:UNAM, Escuela Nacional de Artes Cinematográficas (ENAC)
Cast
Natalia Cabello
Director
Andalucía
Luna
Israel Sosa
Rigo, the boyfriend
Leonardo Schmit
The Incredible Cow-boy
Berenice Mastretta
Neighbour
Aarón Mendoza
Swan-man
Paulina Álvarez Muñoz
Valeria, the Donkey-girl
Ariadne Alfonseca
Drugged Person 1
Daniela Ruiz
Mistress of the house
Jimena Gala
Ariel, Bee
Itziar Larrieta
René, Dog
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