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Three generations of women come together for dinner. During the kitchen, the grandmother Blanca says that she likes women, the granddaughter Julia investigates, and Mecha, the daughter, goes into crisis because of something she is going to discover in the evening.
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Three generations of women come together for dinner. During the kitchen, the grandmother Blanca says that she likes women, the granddaughter Julia investigates, and Mecha, the daughter, goes into crisis because of something she is going to discover in the evening.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Florencia Tundis
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