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Two Sisters: Pilar
Pilar sets out on a journey from the capital to the center of Buenos Aires Province. During her search, she must deal with the past through the insistent audios of a man.
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Pilar sets out on a journey from the capital to the center of Buenos Aires Province. During her search, she must deal with the past through the insistent audios of a man.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mariana Astutti, Juan José Vidal, Emilio Porta, Iván García Pelayo, Luisa García-Grajalva, Ramiro Sonzini
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Gong Cine Argentina
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