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My Mother-in-law Hates Me
Clara is a woman who has been rejected all her life for being extremely neat and clean. When the love of her life invites her to meet his family, Clara will do everything possible to win her approval without knowing that they are polar opposites: her mother-in-law is a compulsive hoarder, a nudist and an extreme vegetarian.
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Clara is a woman who has been rejected all her life for being extremely neat and clean. When the love of her life invites her to meet his family, Clara will do everything possible to win her approval without knowing that they are polar opposites: her mother-in-law is a compulsive hoarder, a nudist and an extreme vegetarian.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrés Feddersen, Loretto Bernal
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:LAF Producciones
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