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Sariri
In La Lágrima, a desertic mining lost town, women live under the strict rules of patriarchy. Dina (16), pressed by an unwanted pregnancy, plans to escape. But when she finds out her sister Sariri (11), has to initiate womanhood after the arrival of her menarche, she’ll have to decide if they’ll escape together through the desert.
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In La Lágrima, a desertic mining lost town, women live under the strict rules of patriarchy. Dina (16), pressed by an unwanted pregnancy, plans to escape. But when she finds out her sister Sariri (11), has to initiate womanhood after the arrival of her menarche, she’ll have to decide if they’ll escape together through the desert.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Laura Donoso, Sofía Pavesi, Javier De Miguel, Carolina Merino
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Universidad del Desarrollo, Cinélatino, Les Films des Deux Rives
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