'Don't Make Me Go' — A Basic Story With The Year's Most Heartbreaking Ending
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Early 70's in Spain, Leiza, a young city woman is visiting a remote village looking for an old lady called Riina, who was recommended to help her deal with an ilegal matter. Once there, she realizes that the old lady hides a hidden story and sooner than later she understands that she's in a place she may never leave
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Early 70's in Spain, Leiza, a young city woman is visiting a remote village looking for an old lady called Riina, who was recommended to help her deal with an ilegal matter. Once there, she realizes that the old lady hides a hidden story and sooner than later she understands that she's in a place she may never leave
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Written By:Isaac Berrocal
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