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Shulka
Lucila, a shulka from Tafí del Valle destined to care for her mother by ancestral mandate, considers a different life. When he finally dares to ask permission to change the destiny that was imposed on him, his mother has died.
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Lucila, a shulka from Tafí del Valle destined to care for her mother by ancestral mandate, considers a different life. When he finally dares to ask permission to change the destiny that was imposed on him, his mother has died.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:María Cecilia Casanova, Raquel María Soaje
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Runtime:16 minutes
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