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The Flesh 

After her grandmother's death at the hands of COVID, Lola becomes increasingly desperate and decides to hide her body at home to prevent it from being taken away.
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After her grandmother's death at the hands of COVID, Lola becomes increasingly desperate and decides to hide her body at home to prevent it from being taken away.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sophia Toledo
Written By:Sophia Toledo
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Escuela Nacional de Cine

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