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When her parents are forced to rent out the apartment where she lives, Dafne lies about adopting an injured dog to avoid moving. Keeping up the lie will force her to take her first step into adulthood.
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When her parents are forced to rent out the apartment where she lives, Dafne lies about adopting an injured dog to avoid moving. Keeping up the lie will force her to take her first step into adulthood.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Lucila Lopatin, Martina Vogelfang
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Esquimal Cine
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