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The Last Memories of Abril 

Camila and Abril grew up together in a small town on the coast and are best friends. There's an obvious and uncomfortable attraction between them. April's family will move to the city, their paths will have to separate forever.
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Camila and Abril grew up together in a small town on the coast and are best friends. There's an obvious and uncomfortable attraction between them. April's family will move to the city, their paths will have to separate forever.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Nancy Cruz Orozco
Written By:Nancy Cruz Orozco
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, Brujazul, Lobata Films, KOTTO Producción Audiovisual

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Nancy Cruz Orozco

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Ari Albarran

Camila

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Victoria White

Abril

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Azucena Evans

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