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The film tells the story of a Miraflorian family composed of Claudia, Daniel's wife and mother of Elías and Sofi. Their lives develop very normally until they are surprised with the terrorist attack on Tarata Street, with which Claudia suffers a very large loss that will make her react to events that happened in front of her for a long time.
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The film tells the story of a Miraflorian family composed of Claudia, Daniel's wife and mother of Elías and Sofi. Their lives develop very normally until they are surprised with the terrorist attack on Tarata Street, with which Claudia suffers a very large loss that will make her react to events that happened in front of her for a long time.
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Written By:Fabrizio Aguilar, Sol Pérez
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Luna Llena Films
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