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Silence in Paradise
The unscrupulousness of members of the Colombian army destroys the love between twenty-year-old Roland and Lady in El Paraíso, an impoverished neighborhood of Bogotá.
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The unscrupulousness of members of the Colombian army destroys the love between twenty-year-old Roland and Lady in El Paraíso, an impoverished neighborhood of Bogotá.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Colbert Garcia, Mauricio Cuervo
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Ocho y Medios Comunicaciones
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