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Sara is a young woman who fails to understand the world she lives in. Trying to find meaning in life she would come to a mysterious place to undertake an adventure: it is a parallel universe, dark and fantastic, where life and death hang in the balance.
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Sara is a young woman who fails to understand the world she lives in. Trying to find meaning in life she would come to a mysterious place to undertake an adventure: it is a parallel universe, dark and fantastic, where life and death hang in the balance.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Eduardo Chapero-Jackson
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Canal+, Filmax, Apache, Telecinco Cinema
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