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Moscas
In her early days living in Xalapa, Luz discovers her family dog, Moscas, dead. When her husband brings home an identical dog, her New Age beliefs transform the bizarre situation into an inescapable confusion. Determined to find clarity, she embarks on a journey to make sense of her reality.
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In her early days living in Xalapa, Luz discovers her family dog, Moscas, dead. When her husband brings home an identical dog, her New Age beliefs transform the bizarre situation into an inescapable confusion. Determined to find clarity, she embarks on a journey to make sense of her reality.
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Written By:Santiago Gómez Fernández
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Fomento al Cine Mexicano (FOCINE), Lovster, Barakarte, NK Studio
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