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That day is Ana's twentieth birthday, her friend Karina reminds it by calling her. She, on the other hand, hates remembering the date. Because it is the day that her father, Orlando, abandoned her and her mother, Cecilia. However, this birthday will be different. Since Orlando returns.
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That day is Ana's twentieth birthday, her friend Karina reminds it by calling her. She, on the other hand, hates remembering the date. Because it is the day that her father, Orlando, abandoned her and her mother, Cecilia. However, this birthday will be different. Since Orlando returns.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Horror, Mystery
Written By:Génesis Azuaje, Alejandro Rangel
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Campo Cubarral Producciones, Aisthesis Films
Cast
Alejandro Rangel
Director
Zaya Suárez
Ana
Liz Quintero
Cecilia
Gamalier Rengifo
Orlando
María Isabel Lopez
Karina
Margarita González
Docente
Johan Dos Reyes
Sombra
Luis Rodríguez
Extra Estudiante
Ismael Luigi
Extra Estudiante
Roger Rodríguez
Extra Estudiante
Maykol Yánez
Extra Estudiante
Alejandra Gutiérrez
Extra Estudiante
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