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Candela accidentally runs over her nephew’s dog and decides not to confess in order to avoid ruining his birthday. She invents a legend about a pilgrimage of dogs and invites the boy to join the search. As they look for the dog, lies gradually begin to consume her.
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Candela accidentally runs over her nephew’s dog and decides not to confess in order to avoid ruining his birthday. She invents a legend about a pilgrimage of dogs and invites the boy to join the search. As they look for the dog, lies gradually begin to consume her.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Bertran Esteve, Júlia Coldwell
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Escac Films
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