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When Things Move 

During moving day, Joaquina and her cousin Leonor turn the chaos of boxes into an adventure. Between games, jealousy, and discoveries, the girls explore the corners of a house that seems to hold a secret of its own.
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During moving day, Joaquina and her cousin Leonor turn the chaos of boxes into an adventure. Between games, jealousy, and discoveries, the girls explore the corners of a house that seems to hold a secret of its own.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Emma Lucía Ardila, Laura Gutierrez Ardila
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