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Chema García Ibarra directed and wrote this story, which asks a question: how did José Manuel's parents die? In an eastern Spain rural area full of secrets and family memories, truth and fiction are mixed to dilute sometimes the boundaries that separate them.
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Chema García Ibarra directed and wrote this story, which asks a question: how did José Manuel's parents die? In an eastern Spain rural area full of secrets and family memories, truth and fiction are mixed to dilute sometimes the boundaries that separate them.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Comedy, Mystery
Written By:Chema García Ibarra
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Runtime:60 minutes
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