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Soltera, casada, viuda, divorciada 2 

Four friends embark on a snowy getaway to help Lorena confront her fear of marriage. Now in different stages of life, they each seek to escape the struggles of their daily realities. But what begins as a lighthearted trip soon becomes a journey inward, one that reconnects them with their past selves and forces them to confront the childhood wounds that still weigh on them.
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Four friends embark on a snowy getaway to help Lorena confront her fear of marriage. Now in different stages of life, they each seek to escape the struggles of their daily realities. But what begins as a lighthearted trip soon becomes a journey inward, one that reconnects them with their past selves and forces them to confront the childhood wounds that still weigh on them.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ani Alva Helfer
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:La Soga Producciones, BF Distribution

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