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She Is a Friend
Lucia takes Paloma to her family's home for the first time. During the weekend, Rubén, Lucia's brother, unexpectedly appears with his boyfriend. As Lucia does not publicly accept her sexual condition, Paloma is forced to pretend, once again, that they are just friends.
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Lucia takes Paloma to her family's home for the first time. During the weekend, Rubén, Lucia's brother, unexpectedly appears with his boyfriend. As Lucia does not publicly accept her sexual condition, Paloma is forced to pretend, once again, that they are just friends.
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Written By:Marta Matute
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