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Illegally arriving in Spain, young Senegalese immigrant Bilal evades the police and finds refuge in an Andalusian manor house. Discovered separately by the capricious lady of the house, Carmina, and the maid, Lupe, Bilal's sanctuary turns into a perilous prison.
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Illegally arriving in Spain, young Senegalese immigrant Bilal evades the police and finds refuge in an Andalusian manor house. Discovered separately by the capricious lady of the house, Carmina, and the maid, Lupe, Bilal's sanctuary turns into a perilous prison.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Elena Manrique
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:La Claqueta, Perdición Films, La Cruda Realidad, Think Studio, Story Capital, Menuetto
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