10 Women in Science Fiction Films
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The Parties
Sergio, Mali and Luz reluctantly agreed to spend Christmas in the country with their mother; in part because of the guilt they feel about saying no when she has just come out of the hospital after a heart attack, but also because it would be nice to escape from their frustrations for a while.
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Sergio, Mali and Luz reluctantly agreed to spend Christmas in the country with their mother; in part because of the guilt they feel about saying no when she has just come out of the hospital after a heart attack, but also because it would be nice to escape from their frustrations for a while.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ezequiel Díaz, Julieta Zylberberg, Ignacio Rogers, Esteban Lamothe, Alberto Rojas Apel
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:AjiMolido Films, Tornado Cine, Cine Argentino, INCAA, Wanka Cine, Mecenazgo Cultural
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