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This is a special summer for ten-year-old Valeria, who lives in Mexico City with his family. Valeria is emotionally aware and is rocked by her first romance, the last stretch of childhood, and a forbidden love between her brother and her best friend. A beautiful and sunny coming-of-age film for older primary school children.
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This is a special summer for ten-year-old Valeria, who lives in Mexico City with his family. Valeria is emotionally aware and is rocked by her first romance, the last stretch of childhood, and a forbidden love between her brother and her best friend. A beautiful and sunny coming-of-age film for older primary school children.
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Written By:Mariana Musalem Ramos
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía, Eficine, Habanero Films, Fondo para la Producción Cinematográfica de Calidad, EFICINE 189, Comisión de Filmaciones del Estado de Guanajuato, Tribeca Film Institute, Mandarina Cine, Cinecolor-México, CTT Exp & Rentals
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