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Alejandra arrives on the last day of moving out of the house where she grew up, along with her mother Flora, to get rid of all her memories. She doesn't want to take anything with her because the memory of what her family was like hurts her.
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Alejandra arrives on the last day of moving out of the house where she grew up, along with her mother Flora, to get rid of all her memories. She doesn't want to take anything with her because the memory of what her family was like hurts her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michelle Chisikovsky Lew, Mariel Cortés
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